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Coral bleaching due to temperature rise, Indo-Pacific Ocean.

19 Dec 2008
Hot southern summer threatens coral with massive bleaching event
A widespread and severe coral bleaching episode is predicted to cause immense damage to some of the world’s most important marine environments over the next few months.

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Tata Power, India’s largest private sector electricity generating company, and Tata Motors, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of commercial vehicles, were among the companies reporting for the first time to the India Carbon Disclosure Project Report

19 Dec 2008
Carbon reporting on the rise in India
Significantly more of India’s leading companies have signed up to voluntarily disclose carbon emissions and climate policies, a second round of reporting has shown.

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NGOs demonstration on the occasion of the EU Environment Council in Brussels.

17 Dec 2008
EU Parliament approves poisoned climate deal
Today the European Parliament accepted the compromise agreement on climate change hammered out last week by EU Heads of State and Government. » Read more


 
Container port on the North Sea, Antwerp, Belgium.

16 Dec 2008
WWF applauds British call for ship emission trading
WWF-UK has welcomed a call from the British shipping industry for a global emissions trading scheme which would help to combat greenhouse gases.
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The cooling towers of a coal-fired power plant in Hunter Valley, New South Wales. WWF Australia has started a protest action against the construction of new coal power plants.

15 Dec 2008
Australia aims low in emissions reductions
In the space of a year Australia has gone from climate change hero to climate change under-achiever, announcing an emissions reduction target of just 5-15 per cent by 2020 with the higher figure tied to the rest of the world reaching a binding agreement on climate change.
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We are Watching you... WWF stunt at climate talks in Poznan

12 Dec 2008
Feeble EU and group of laggard countries stymie UN climate talks - WWF
The disappointing lack of progress at UN climate talks in Poznan is a major missed opportunity towards reaching a new global climate treaty in Copenhagen in 2009. The stalemate was largely the result of a collapse in European Union leadership and obstructionism by other industrialized countries taking the negotiations hostage. » Read more


 
The EU must take the lead to reduce its CO2 emissions by one third by 2020.

12 Dec 2008
EU “leaders” follow industry on climate
Last year’s bold commitments on climate were translated into feeble commitments on action today as European leaders finalised the more contentious aspects of the climate and energy package, Europe’s headline response to the climate change issue.
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The world is watching what happens in Poznan and that it can't be "just another meeting".

12 Dec 2008
Shame on EU for poor climate deal
Today’s agreement by EU leaders on the most contentious aspects of the EU’s planned response to climate change, known as the climate and energy package, has been condemned as a failure by Climate Action Network Europe, Friends of the Earth Europe, Greenpeace, Oxfam and WWF. » Read more


 
WWF points out that the over-exploitation of fossil fuels - such as coal, gas and oil - is putting the whole of humanity under threat from climate change.

11 Dec 2008
European Council about to betray EU climate policy
European leaders have gathered for a summit that should give a green light to a package of measures to tackle climate change. While negotiations between delegations continue behind closed doors, the draft compromise presented by the EU Presidency looks abysmal. » Read more


 
WWF Thailand staff at the Earth Hour event

10 Dec 2008
Earth Hour to be huge call for climate action
Dozens of events around the world today marked the launch of the campaign for Earth Hour 2009, a global climate event for which 74 cities in 62 countries have already committed to switch off their lights at 8:30pm on March 28.
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