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The New Reality of Climate Change: Connie Hedegaard, Christina Figueres

International Climate Negotiations Grind to a Standstill

Since the flurry of post-Cancun commentary, not much has been said or written about the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. So what’s been happening with the climate talks?

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2010: Hottest. Year. Ever.

This chart says it all.  2010 was the hottest year on record.  It marks a 1.34 degree increase over the average temperature from 1951 to 1980.

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7 Billion People

A must-watch video from National Geographic that spells out the historical significance of the fact that in 2011 the world’s population will hit 7 billion.  ”It’s not space we need, It’s balance.”

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Cancun Conference a Success In Spite of Oil Company Efforts

It is dangerous to allow multinational corporations a prominent role in the climate negotiations. This risk was made evident by a letter Greenpeace uncovered on the last day of the Cancun conference.

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Why the City of Cancun is At Risk From Climate Change

Cancun is not only picturesque, it is also at tremendous risk if climate change continues unabated. The resorts hang down from the central city like a string of pearls dangling in the teal waters of the Atlantic.

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What the Conservative UK Government Can Teach Us About Climate Action

At the international climate talks in Cancun, Mexico, the United Kingdom is emerging as a leader.  We should all heed their call on climate action.

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