Climate change policy
Bulgarian President - Fighting Climate Change Could Have Economic Benefits
According to Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev, the fight against climate change is not only a moral duty, but also necessitates rethinking of the approaches towards achieving economic growth.
Fights against climate change, terrorism linked, says France's Hollande
The fights against terrorism and global warming are closely linked, French President Francois Hollande said on Nov. 30 as more than 150 world leaders met in Paris for the United Nations Cop 21 climate change conference two weeks after deadly Islamist militant attacks in France's capital.
Serbian president addresses Paris climate change event
Serbia "submitted its greenhouse gas reduction plans in June this year," Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic told the UN Climate Conference in Paris on Monday.
This made the country "one of the first ten countries in the world - and the first in the region - to officially submit a national contribution plan," he said.
UN Climate Change Conference in nine points
A total of 196 countries are expected to sign a new agreement on climate that will determine the fate of the world in the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP 21, which will be held between Nov. 30 and Dec. 12 in Le Bourget, a commune in the northeast suburbs of Paris.
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Turkey aims to secure financial, technological aid at Paris climate meet
While Turkey might find it easier to find itself in a place in the new climate change regime, its main focus at the Paris summit will be to secure financial and technological assistance on emission mitigation, says Semra Cerit Mazlum, a prominent associate professor at Marmara University in IstanbulOne of Turkey's main focus in the Paris climate summit that will kick off on Nov.
UN climate conference begins with global protests
As world leaders gathered in Paris for the United Nations COP21 Climate Conference set to begin on Nov. 30, tens of thousands of people around the world joined one of the biggest global days of climate change activism ever on Nov. 29, to put pressure on world leaders to unite in fighting global warming at the summit in Paris.
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Serbian president to take part in Paris climate conference
Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic will partake in the COP21 UN climate change conference in Paris on November 30, the president's office announced on Friday.
Nikolic will confer with a number of his counterpart on the sidelines of the conference.
EU Commission Adopts 195 Energy Projects of Common Interest
The European Commission said on Wednesday that it has adopted a list of 195 key energy infrastructure projects that form key building blocks of the EU's Energy Union.
Climate change must not become part of security agenda: WWF
The World Wild Fund for Nature (WWF) International called on governments to come up with urgent and universally binding agreements and to commit to a sustainable fight against climate change ahead of the upcoming COP21 climate summit to take place in Paris, during the G-20 Summit.
Climate change must become part of security agenda: WWF
The World Wild Fund for Nature (WWF) International called on governments to come up with urgent and universally binding agreements and to commit to a sustainable fight against climate change ahead of the upcoming COP21 climate summit to take place in Paris, during the G-20 Summit.