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[Care2 News Network] Obama surprises with Copenhagen summit decision - Care2 News Network: Gore, self-proclaimed Patron Saint of the Environment, buys his carbon off-sets from himself--the Generation Investment Management LLP, “an independent, private, owner-managed partnership established in 2004 with offices in London and Washington, D.C., of which he is both chairman and founding partner. The Generation Investment Management business has considerable influence over the major carbon credit trading firms that currently exist, including the Chicago Climate Exchange.

[Climate Thinkers Blog] Time is up - the deadline is Copenhagen - COP15 United Nations ...: One of the main-channels for the Danish Government’s outreach efforts has been the COP15.dk website, which has generated an unprecedented amount of discussions, news and a clear choice of where to get the latest news on climate change and the political process.

[Larvatus Prodeo] Copenhagen open thread at Larvatus Prodeo: The Age and the Herald decided to not publish a joint editorial co-published 56 other newspapers in 20 languages to kick off Copenhagen According to David Roffey’s post at webdiary the reason for their withdrawal is that “”… both the Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne Age dropped out of the project after climate change convulsed Australian politics, demanding, they felt, a more localised editorial position.”

[PR Hub] The Green Box: Companies Missing Carbon Reduction "Wide Open Goal": 1) powerPerfector was introduced into the UK in 2001 and is the leader in voltage optimisation technology, helping business cut its power and carbon consumption by up to 20% without compromising supply. 2) Over 310,000 units have been installed worldwide to date with up to 50 being fitted in the UK each week.

A New World Order Out of Chaos (News Page): The notion of carbon marketing first got traction with the Kyoto Protocol in the late 90s, which requires large businesses and governments to cap carbon production and trade carbon credits to balance out their carbon emissions. The U.S. still does not participate in Kyoto, so for now all our carbon trading is strictly voluntary.

[Centurean2's Weblog] Danish Parlamentarian 1975, Tony Blair´s Speechwriter 2009 ...: All this really indicates that we are, almost without anyone just tens of kilometers from Copenhagen having any idea about it, facing the biggest popular and national threat we have known in our history, a challenge so threatening that the Schleswig-problem in comparison has never been anything more than a little discord in the family. Twice we have declined to having Schleswig back on the ground that we did not want (German) minority problems in the country.

[just a regular guy] Tuesday December 8th: The UN Copenhagen climate talks are in disarray today after developing countries reacted furiously to leaked documents that show world leaders will next week be asked to sign an agreement that hands more power to rich countries and sidelines the UN’s role in all future climate change negotiations. The document is also being interpreted by developing countries as setting unequal limits on per capita carbon emissions for developed and developing countries in 2050;

[Centurean2's Weblog] Britain Faces a Perfect Storm' of Water and Lack of Food, says ...: In Britain, a global food shortage would drive up import costs and make food more expensive, just as the nation’s farmers start to feel the impact of disrupted rainfall and rising temperatures caused by climate change. “If we don’t address this, we can expect major destabilisation, an increase in rioting and potentially significant problems with international migration, as people move to avoid food and water shortages,”

[BBC Blog Network] BBC - Newsnight: From the web team: Tuesday 8 December 2009 - in ...: This extract is from a paper entitled "Adapting to Climate Change: The Role of Reproductive Health & Family Planning" on the website of www.populationaction.org It's one of many organisations expressing concern at human population trends, but I doubt that this main cause of poverty and ecological degradation (and possibly of global warming)will get any attention at Copenhagen.

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