Red flag to green fund

THE DURBANATOR REPORTS - Thursday, December 1, 2011 - 06:11

AOSIS ultimatum to BASIC

THE DURBANATOR REPORTS - Saturday, December 3, 2011 - 19:26

"We don't want an acclamation text": developing countries are now angry

THE DURBANATOR REPORTS

Equity and per capita entitlement has to be the basis for fair climate deal says UK Climate minister

Jeez, Mr.Stern: 2 degree C target is just a guidepost?

Transcript of the US press briefing by Todd Stern, Durban, December 7, 2011

India and China are doing their fair share

THE DURBANATOR REPORTS - Wednesday, November 30, 2011 - 23:16

The final outcome of the Durban Conference on Climate Change

The Durban Conference is a turning point in the climate change negotiations

Half way house: divided we fall?

THE DURBANATOR REPORTS - Saturday, December 3, 2011 - 18:22

Jayanthi Natarajan's statement in Durban on the issue of a new legally binding treaty

Equity Watch

REDD+: India goes all out on safeguards, Tuvalu plays spoilsport

The Durbanator reports

CITES COP19 urges parties to remove references to pangolins from ‘official pharmacopoeia’

At least 23.5 tonnes of pangolins and their specimens were trafficked in 2021 alone

New proposal by LDCs

THE DURBANATOR REPORTS - Saturday, December 3, 2011 - 03:39

Green Climate Fund: Yes and No

The Durbanator reports

Press conference by Chinese delegation

New AWG-LCA text out!

Equity Watch

The inconvenient truth

What's critical at Durban: removing the firewall between developing and developed countries

Equity Watch

Equity: the next frontier in climate talks

Letters

Durban diary: a visual journal

Seven point agenda for Rio meet on sustainable development

Differences remain between developed and developing countries

India's agenda on the table at Durban

On the opening day of CoP17 in Durban, India managed keep the issues of equity, intellectual property rights and unilateral trade mechanisms on …

Of stances, tactics and country positions

Key players at the climate negotiations in Durban presented a preview of their tactics which they might adopt over the next 14 days.

The latest Indaba text: bad for the developing world

It only allows developed countries to continue polluting and shift the burden of mitigation to the developing countries

Factsheet: Will the Kyoto Protocol survive?

Following the failure of the 15th Conference of Parties (CoP 15) at Copenhagen to deliver a fair, equitable, ambitious and binding treaty needed …