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COP 20 Lima – Arctic Methane Emissions & Global Warming

At this COP 20 Presentation on Arctic Methane Emissions and the global warming effects on Earth, by Mr Stuart Scott of UPFSI (United Planet Faith & Science Iniative), he introduces the subject matter with reference to a New York Times article dated Nov. 30 2014, headlined : ‘Optimism faces grave realities at Climate talks’ by […]

June 9, 2016

Christian Aid ~ Road to 2015 Climate Change Agreement rocky

In an update on state of negotiations between countries regarding Limiting the Effects of Global Warming and Climate Change, in terms of addressing and finalizing all aspects of the text towards the 2015 agreement, Mr Mohamed Adow,(Snr Climate Change Advisor for NGO: Christian Aid ), gives his views and commentary at COP 20, Lima. Positive […]

November 17, 2016

COP 20 DIESEL & BLACK CARBON POLLUTION IMPACTS IN LATIN AMERICA

COP 20 LIMA Panel Speakers Jake Schmidt & Amanda Maxwell from NRDC on: Diesel & black carbon emissions from transportation and their impacts on peoples health, climate change, global ice melts etc. in Latin America.

October 5, 2016

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COP 20 – Youth Climate Activists Panel

Youth Climate Activists speak out at COP 20 on Youth participation and engagement in the IPCC COP conferences and Youth being part of the solution, with host John Foran, co-founder of the Climate Justice project, [www.climatejusticeproject.com] and International Institute of Climate Action and Theory [www.iicat.org], introducing speakers on the panel. Youth Climate activist, Ms Raquel […]

October 28, 2016

UN speaker – Indigenous Land Rights and Integrated, Holistic Eco-system Approach

UN Special Rapporteur on Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Ms Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, speaks on Land Rights and a Holistic Ecosystem approach to climate change adaptation, at COP 20 LIMA. Indigenous peoples have a natural integrated approach to the environment and segregated land for single use is not something that resonates with them, as ancestral basic teachings […]

November 21, 2016

COP 20 KEITH ALVERSON UNEP ADAPTATION EMISSIONS GAP REPORT

COP 20 LIMA UNEP Panel Speaker Keith Alverson on: UNEP Climate Change Adaptation Gap Report on pledges made by the 2 major GHG emitters USA & China. The emissions gap the key challenge that needs to be addressed in order to limit global temperatures rising above 2 deg. Celsius by 2050.

October 5, 2016

COP 20 Pacific Ocean El Niño Impacts

NASA presenter, speaks on the observation results of the physical, biological and atmospheric impacts of the Pacific Ocean El Niño, taken via various measuring and recording methodologies, e.g. satellite imagery, ocean measuring instruments, among others, at US Center, Pacific Ocean El Niño impacts, COP 20, Lima. NASA’s Earth Observing fleet in space has greatly contributed […]

October 31, 2016

COP 20 Panel Forum on focus on healthy landscapes to deliver sustainable development

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.

November 21, 2016

COP 20 FOE PANEL SPEAKERS TRANSFORMATION TO RENEWABLE ENERGY

COP 20 LIMA Friends of the Earth Int. Dipti Bhatnagar, Godwin Ojo and Malika Peyraut presentation on: The need for Global transformation to clean Renewable Energy & ongoing FOE campaign efforts to stop Institutional investments into fossil fuel power generation.

October 5, 2016

COP 20 Giles Dickson (Alstom) ~ Thermal Power Technology Systems and High Water Footprint

Alstom Exec. Vice President, Mr Giles Dickson, speaks on Thermal Power technology systems and reducing High Water footprints at COP 20 conference, Lima, and addresses three main issues related to thermal power and water for effective solutions, viz; Extremes, Averages and Water. Extreme disasters and weather phenomena increases in the last decade such as Fukushima […]

November 1, 2016

COP 20 FSC & Landscape.org interviews on FSC certification & Peru crop faming at higher elevations

COP 20 LIMA Interview with FSC spokesperson on: Protection of forest bio-diversity, soil, waterways are checked controlled by certified organisations. Non compliance will result in the loss of FSC certification. Interview with spokesperson from Landscapes.org on impacts of growing potato crops at higher than normal elevations in Peru, due to the spread of insect and […]

November 21, 2016

COP 20 WWF Climate Mitigation, Adaptation GAP & Loss & Damage Impacts

COP 20 LIMA Samantha Smith & Panel Speakers from WWF on: Current climate change mitigation & adaptation ambitions are set too low. Loss and damage costs of extreme weather impacts that have already occurred are not considered. Green Climate funding allocations are not adequate to finance mitigation and adaptation measures.

October 6, 2016

Cop20, Lima – Ms Jeannette Pablo (PNM Resources, New Mexico)

COP 20 – Utilities – Climate Resilience, Compliance, Water-Sharing Scheme

COP 20 Lima, Ms Jeannette Pablo of PNM Resources, Washington DC (https://c3eawards.org/jeannette-pablo/) and principal liaison with US Climate Action Partnership speaks about factors that impact the New Mexico Power Utilities business resiliency, business model and climate approach, in terms of efficiency and compliance. Some of the factors that affect our business in general are, amongst […]

November 2, 2016

COP 20 Presenter on Organic virus free crop seeds

COP 20 LIMA Presenter on: Importance of organic virus free crop seeds, companion planting trees, fruit trees and food crops which create a more bio-diverse ecosystem and resilient farming base. Recommendations on best practices of seed sources and collection. Combining conservation with restoration efforts

November 25, 2016

COP 20 Kimaren Ole Riamit from ILEPA-Kenya rights of indigenous people

COP 20 Lima Panel Speaker Kimaren Ole Riamit from Indigenous Livelihoods Enhancement Partners, (ILEPA) based in Kenya on: The rights and interests of indigenous people to be recognized by COP negotiators & included in binding Climate action plans and agreements. Although indigenous people are of the land and have the lowest carbon footprint, they are […]

October 7, 2016

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