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Durban

Shipping

Progress on global shipping deal 'vital' at Durban

Oxfam, WWF and the International Chamber of Shipping call on COP 17 to put sector on path to agreeing market-based mechanism for tackling emissions

clock 29 November 2011 •

Politics

US-China solar spat steps up a gear

China to probe US manufacturer subsidies just weeks after Obama administration announced its own price-fixing investigation

clock 28 November 2011 •

Politics

Durban blog: Climate talks kick off in Durban

Jane Burston of Carbon Retirement outlines the key issues at the start of the two-week climate negotiations

clock 28 November 2011 •

Politics

Where are the new Mandelas when the climate needs them?

The Durban climate talks are closer to a breakthrough than most people think - all we need is strong leaders

clock 28 November 2011 •

Politics

Figueres: 'Alarm bells' sound on climate deal

UN climate chief quotes Nelson Mandela in opening address: "It always seems impossible until it is done"

clock 28 November 2011 •

Politics

Will rich nations 'bully' poorer countries in Durban?

New report accuses developed countries of using divide-and-rule tactics as part of international climate talks

clock 28 November 2011 •

Carbon Trading

UN suspends coal-derived carbon credits

Move prompts call for European ban, as Clean Development Mechanism also adopts new validation procedures and rules for HFC credits

clock 28 November 2011 •

Politics

Is the Durban Summit deadlocked before it has even begun?

US and Saudi negotiators fail to adopt framework for $100bn Green Climate Fund, one of the few areas of prior agreement

clock 28 November 2011 •

Politics

Durban Climate Summit - all the latest

BusinessGreen runs down all the breaking news, analysis, and opinion from the negotiations in Durban

clock 28 November 2011 • 1 min read

IT

Durban can help technology control climate change

Chris Peddie-Burch of SFW says the IT sector is looking to Durban for agreement on emissions measurement and reporting

clock 28 November 2011 •
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