Latest additions
Share
Subscribe
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
Climate Summit in Copenhagen: China moves to centre stage of the climate negotiations
Rush hour in Beijing. Photo:http://www.flickr.com/photos/22030714@N05/ / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 On 7 December the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP15, opens in Copenhagen. Ahead of the summit, international attention has increasingly focused on the US and China as the key players of the conference. In this week's blog, Jørgen Delman, Professor of China Studies at Copenhagen University, analyses the background to the Chinese position and the options available for the Chinese negotiators. Professor Delman argues that by sorting out its ambitions, priorities and specific implementation measures with regard to mitigation of climate change at the national level, China has placed itself in an advantageous negotiation position vis-à-vis the other major players, especially the US.
Nordic Commentary
|
9 links. Showing
1-9.
|
|
|||||||||||||||||||
-
hosted by ANU Climate Change Institute, The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia Self-description: "Presentations from the Australia China Climate Change Forum [of April 2009] can be downloaded here... * Chinese Perspective on Climate Change - Prof Jiahua Pan. * Towards a more effect
http://www.anu.edu.au/climatechange/content/news/australia-china-climate-change-...
Keywords: China, Climatology, East Asia, Environment, In Focus, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 49,
Permalink
-
Paper by Pablo Bustelo from Real Instuto Elcano. Summary: Both in the IEA report and in some of the arguments used at the Bali Summit, Asia’s two major emerging economies (China and India) were all but accused of being co–responsible for the planet’s energy and environmental problems. These accusat
http://www.realinstitutoelcano.org/wps/portal/rielcano_eng/Content?WCM_GLOBAL_CO...
Keywords: China, Climatology, East Asia, Environment, Environmental degradation, In Focus, In Focus 2008, In Focus 2008 Week 06, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 49, In Focus 2009 Week 52, India, South Asia,
Permalink
-
Office of National Coordination Committee on Climate Change. Includes information on Domestic actions, laws and regulations, reports and publications, international cooperation and more.
http://www.ccchina.gov.cn/en/index.asp
Keywords: China, East Asia, Environment, In Focus, In Focus 2008, In Focus 2008 Week 32, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 49, In Focus 2009 Week 52,
Permalink
-
China's changing climate / Linda Jakobson. - London : Chatham House, 2009. - 4 p. (theworldtoday.org ; May 2009) The chinese government is pursuing a delicate balancing act ahead of the Copenhagen summit in December when the post-Kyoto climate change agreement is scheduled to be sealed.On the one h
http://www.niaslinc.dk/gateway_to_asia/nordic_webpublications/linda.jakobson.090...
Keywords: China, Climatology, East Asia, Environment, Finland, In Focus, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 49, Nordic Perspective, Publications, Sweden,
Permalink
-
Self-description: "China is growing fast and, as it grows, it is faced with urgent environmental challenges. Environmental costs may account for 10 per cent of China's GDP and the effects of pollution, desertification and climate change are already beginning to be felt within China and outside her b
http://www.chinadialogue.net/
Keywords: China, East Asia, Environment, In Focus, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 49,
Permalink
-
For making available the new research findings by the Chinese scientists in the field of climate and climate change to both international and national scientific communities in a timely fashion, and for further improving the communications between scientists involving in the research on climate chan
http://www.ipcc.cma.gov.cn/english/
Keywords: China, Climatology, East Asia, Environment, In Focus, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 49,
Permalink
-
Self description: SciDev.Net – the Science and Development Network – is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing reliable and authoritative information about science and technology for the developing world. Through our website www.scidev.net we give policymakers, researchers, the media
http://www.scidev.net/en/climate-change-and-energy/climate-change-in-china
Keywords: China, Climatology, East Asia, Energy, Environment, In Focus, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 49,
Permalink
-
Towards a new climate regime? : views of China, India, Japan, Russia and the United States in the road to Copenhagen / Anna Korppoo, Linda Jakobson, Johannes Urpelainen, Antto Vihma, Alex Luta. - Helsinki : FIIA, 2009. - 134 p. (FIIA report ; 19) The fifteenth Conference of Parties to be held in Co
http://www.niaslinc.dk/gateway_to_asia/nordic_webpublications/x50605514x.pdf
Keywords: China, Climatology, East Asia, Environment, Finland, In Focus, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 49, In Focus 2009 Week 50, In Focus 2009 Week 52, India, Japan, Nordic Perspective, Publications, South Asia,
Permalink
-
Will China Lead or Lag on Climate Change in 2008? Report from World Resources Institute, 2008 China is poised to become the world’s largest source of greenhouse gas emissions. Together, China and the U.S. account for close to half of global greenhouse gas emissions. Until the two nations take acti
http://www.wri.org/publication/content/will-china-lead-or-lag-on-climate-change-...
Keywords: China, Climatology, East Asia, Environment, In Focus, In Focus 2008, In Focus 2008 Week 32, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 49,
Permalink
|
|
.
