Raman Mehta from the Vasuda Foundation on the irreconcilable differences between the negotiator and minister level at the IPCC. Developed countries mitigation objectives and developing countries adaptation goals don’t reconcile. The USA and China are the biggest emitters and need to commit to substantially higher mitigation levels.
COP16 Speaker exploring the role of religions and the spiritual dimension relative to environment degradation. Judeo-Christian religions justify human dominance. Does humanity outrank the universe in its achievements. The entrenched teachings that nature belongs to humankind and is therefore subservient to mans needs. Did God plan the world purely for mans purposes. 3% of the […]
In this COP 22 Presentation, Marrakech, Ms Sonja Ohlsson (International Coordinator for Brahma Kumaris Environmental Initiative), and acting moderator for the conference introduces members of the panel from Brahma Kumaris and German Ministry of Environment, who present and discuss on the ‘Role of Ethics and Awareness in Climate Change Solutions’. Mr Golo Pilz – ‘Advocates […]
IPCC Woman Panel speakers Bridget Burns, on gender equality of woman & indigenous peoples to be embedded in binding Agreements, Monica Comacho on forest preservation & protecting the livelihoods of people dependent on them, Sharan Burrow on peoples rights, equity & the transition to a Green Economy, Andrea Carmen representing more than 200 Indigenous peoples […]
The University of Earth, Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: Dr Lynn Wilson, Executive Director of Seatrust Institute – an environmental research and educational nonprofit organization. Our project teams are actively working on environmental science and policy issues both locally and globally, placing SeaTrust Institute in a position to gather grassroots knowledge for research […]
COP 20 Lima Woman Panel Speakers from WECAN on: Global Climate Injustice which particularly affects woman. Inclusion of woman in Climate Change policies & mitigation measures. Gender equality in the global sustainable economy and womans rights to participate in Climate Change adaptation & mitigation initiatives.
The University of Earth, Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: Alexandra Bonnet is manning a stand to do with the local government and citizen response to global warming in Paris. The projects undertaken can be compared to those of other localities wishing to make a different.
COP 20 LIMA Panel Forum on: Healthy global landscapes are necessary to deliver sustainable development and to have positive impacts on climate change. The negotiation focus needs to shift on how scaleable and integrated solutions can be implemented with urgency.
The University of Earth, Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: Regulatory Frameworks and Green Funding with regard to helping Communities develop and exploit their own Natural Resources
A group of women from a diverse range of backgrounds come together at COP 22, Marrakech ~ Women and Gender Press Conference to tackle the issues of our changing environment, as well as encourage women to address the ways in which they are affected by these issues. They demand climate justice and answer questions relevant […]