Monthly Archives: December 2009

Hello there I know I’ve been awful, truly awful at keeping you up to date with what’s happening here and I do sincerely apologise. I am still working on those days from last week and including days from this week…but … Continue reading →

This is just so sad. On the first day of the last week here at one of the world’s most important talks, negotiations were suspended this morning after developing countries staged a walk-out in protest over lack of progress on … Continue reading →

Later on today I’m off to see the Archbishop of Cantebury preach at the Copenhagen Cathedral….so I actually need to get a move on as I hear it’s going to be absolutely packed. I hear he’s quite a speech giver, … Continue reading →

Danish Whispers Wednesday morning was kicked off with a lot of hubbub about the “leaked Danish text” which had been exposed on day 2, which in a nutshell: 1) revealed that countries including the UK, US and Denmark wanted to … Continue reading →

Hello there blog followers I’d better update you all really well on what’s happened over the past week, because apparently it looks quite possible that we, the hoi polloi of the delegates here (aka. NGOs) will not be allowed into … Continue reading →

http://blogs.reuters.com/environment/2009/12/11/youth-groups-bending-the-ear-of-business-at-cop15/

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/interactive/2009/sep/28/climate-change-copenhagen-text-explanation Really good explanations on all the techy and policy talks!