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COP15 – Copenhagen
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DOCUMENTOS
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The Guardian
ANÁLISES:
Energy, both central and poorly governed (18 de Janeiro)
Ann Florini, The Daily Star
Copenhagen: a successful failure
Joe Smith, Open Democracy
Debate on Farming and Climate 'Must Be More Honest' (13 de Janeiro)
Ilse Aigner, Der Spiegel
From the new G20 to a new multilateral order (13 de Janeiro)
Thomas Renard, EU Observer
Ashton should green EU diplomacy (13 de Janeiro)
Mats Engstrom, EU Observer
Europe's Post-Copenhagen View of Obama (13 de Janeiro)
Steven Hill, New York Times
Copenhagen message: China needs to sell itself better (13 de Janeiro)
Ross Grainger, China Daily
Push begins to clear electric-car obstacles (12 de Janeiro)
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
L'année dernière à Copenhague(11 de Janeiro)
Jean Pisani-Ferry, Le Monde
Obstruction of developed nations (11 de Janeiro)
Lu Xuedu, China Daily
Obama's damaging command climate (8 de Janeiro)
Kori Schake, Foreign Policy
Fallout from Copenhagen: Has the EU Lost Its Global Relevance? (6 de Janeiro)
Jean-Pierre Lehmann, Yale Global
China wants it both ways (6 de Janeiro)
Brahma Chellaney, Japan Times
Turbulence in U.S.-Chinese relations (6 de Janeiro)
Ian Bremmer, Foreign Policy
For a fresh look at climate change (5 de Janeiro)
Vladimir Radyuhin, The Hindu
America Is Losing the Free World (4 de Janeiro)
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
From Lima to Copenhagen: The Road to Failure (3 de Janeiro)
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, Wall Street Journal
'China Doesn't Want to Lead, and the US Cannot' (29 de Dezembro)
Entrevista a Norbert Röttgen, Der Spiegel
The next step to save the earth (29 de Dezembro)
Feng Zhaokui, China Daily
Get the U.N. Out of the Climate Business (29 de Dezembro)
Kenneth P. Green, Wall Street Journal
Climate After Copenhagen (28 de Dezembro)
Boris Kagarlitsky, The Moscow Times
Sommet de Copenhague sur le climat : vertu de l'exemple contre spirale de l'échec (28 de Dezembro)
Stéphane Madaule, Le Monde
Acting Alone on Climate Change (28 de Dezembro)
Philip Bowring, IHT
Blame Denmark, not China, for Copenhagen failure (28 de Dezembro)
Martin Khor, The Guardian
After Copenhagen: five solutions to help melt the global trust problem (23 de Dezembro)
Seth Freeman, CS Monitor
Barack Obama becomes an unexpected climate change villain (23 de Dezembro)
Jeffrey D. Sachs, Daily Star
Will we depreciate or appreciate Earth? (23 de Dezembro)
John Coulter, China Daily
After Copenhagen (23 de Dezembro)
Brian Davey, Open Democracy
Copenhagen: will the UN learn the lessons? (23 de Dezembro)
Geoffrey Lean, Daily Telegraph
Russia and the Copenhagen climate product (23 de Dezembro)
Andrei Fedyashin, RIA Novosti
How China Sabotaged Copenhagen (23 de Dezembro)
Mark Lynas, New Statesman
The Copenhagen That Matters (23 de Dezembro)
Thomas L. Friedman, New York Times
A look at carbon-right disputes (22 de Dezembro)
Zhang Monan, China Daily
UN's long marchin search of climate solutions (22 de Dezembro)
You Nuo, China Daily
Climate change and our marginalised masses (22 de Dezembro)
Syed Mohammad Ali, Daily Times
Post-Copenhagen world order (22 de Dezembro)
Nicole Pope, Today’s Zaman
The truth of what happened at Copenhagen (22 de Dezembro)
Fidel Castro Ruz, The Hindu
Trop dramatisé, le sommet de l'ONU est aussi un échec pour M. Sarkozy (22 de Dezembro)
Fabrice Nicolino, Le Monde
Copenhagen: well that made us think, didn’t it? (22 de Dezembro)
David Aaronovitch, Times
Obama's dubious 'wins' in Copenhagen and Congress (22 de Dezembro)
George F. Will, Washington Post
Copenhagen's Clowns of Climate Change (22 de Dezembro)
Kelly McParland, National Post
Copenhagen's Failure Belongs to Obama (22 de Dezembro)
Naomi Klein, The Guardian
Copenhagen: Yet Another Giant Beginning with an Uncertain End (21 de Dezembro)
Scott Barrett, Yale Global
Copenhagen Reveals a Vicious Circle of Mistrust (21 de Dezembro)
Christian Schwägerl, Der Spiegel
Forget the Club of Rome, This is the Club Of Losers (21 de Dezembro)
Christoph Seidler, Der Spiegel
Time For Plan B (20 de Dezembro)
Nigel Lawson, Wall Street Journal
The Real Gains from Copenhagen (20 de Dezembro)
Ed Miliband, The Guardian
Coping with US craft at Copenhagen (18 de Dezembro)
Li Xing, China Daily
The Copenhagen Kowtow (18 de Dezembro)
Kelley Currie, Weekly Standard
Let's end the beginning, not begin the end (18 de Dezembro)
Michael Berendt, China Daily
The Copenhagen climate change conference: An illusion of action (18 de Dezembro)
Andrei Fedyashin, RIA Novosti
Efforts to Help the Displaced Bog Down in Copenhagen (18 de Dezembro)
Christopher Lawton, Der Spiegel
L'Afrique peut et doit faire partie de la solution au changement climatique (18 de Dezembro)
Bob Geldof, Le Monde
China is a country that dislikes being told what to do (18 de Dezembro)
Tony Juniper, The Independent
Can Obama deliver a surge at Copenhagen? (18 de Dezembro)
Charles Derber, Boston Globe
E-mail furor doesn't alter evidence for climate change (18 de Dezembro)
Michael E. Mann, Washington Post
Global Warming as Groupthink (17 de Dezembro)
Peter Lilley, Wall Street Journal
How to Manufacture a Climate Consensus (17 de Dezembro)
Patrick J. Michaels, Wall Street Journal
The wrong way to cut greenhouse gases (17 de Dezembro)
David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey, LA Times
'Climate Rules Set from the Top Are Not Enough' (17 de Dezembro)
Entrevista a Elinor Ostrom, Der Spiegel
Science Needs a Climate Change (17 de Dezembro)
Konstantin Sonin, The Moscow Times
Copenhagen needs 'me first' gumption (16 de Dezembro)
Lee Myung-bak, CS Monitor
Copenhague : UE-Chine - les transferts de technologies ont un prix (16 de Dezembro)
Anne Dumas, Le Monde
Leaders, Follow Us (16 de Dezembro)
Richard Branson, New York Times
Climate Change Is Nature's Way (16 de Dezembro)
Howard Bloom, Wall Street Journal
Compromisos en Copenhague: ¿nos obligan o no? (16 de Dezembro)
Ricardo Lagos, El Pais
Underwriting a global reforestation program (16 de Dezembro)
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
Failure Looming at Copenhagen Climate Summit (16 de Dezembro)
Markus Becker and Christoph Seidler, Der Spiegel
Climat : l'effet d'entraînement attendu de la part des entreprises dans l'après-Copenhague (16 de Dezembro)
Aron Cramer et Farid Baddache, Le Monde
Obama in Oslo: No More Messiahs (15 de Dezembro)
Benjamin Kerstein, The New Ledger
No delay at Copenhagen (15 de Dezembro)
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, CS Monitor
Obama is not saviour of the world. He's still an American president (15 de Dezembro)
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
The U.S. Is on Board (15 de Dezembro)
Hillary Rodham Clinton, International Herald Tribune
Four Sides to Every Story (15 de Dezembro)
Stewart Brand, New York Times
Can Obama Stop America's Gas-Guzzling Ways? (15 de Dezembro)
Klaus Brinkbäumer, Der Spiegel
Beyond Copenhagen, global warming requires grassroots action (15 de Dezembro)
Arnold Schwarzenegger, CS Monitor
Anti-climate change, anti-human (15 de Dezembro)
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
On Green Technology, Germany Is the Envy of the World (15 de Dezembro)
Fritz Vahrenholt, Der Spiegel
Rich-poor deadlock in Copenhagen (15 de Dezembro)
Martin Khor, The Guardian
India's Copenhagen Conundrum (15 de Dezembro)
Neeta Lal, WPR
What climate change means for Pakistan (15 de Dezembro)
Syed Mohammad Ali, Daily Times
Copenhagen: Battle to Redefine Humanity (14 de Dezembro)
George Monbiot, The Guardian
A Smarter Approach to Global Warming (14 de Dezembro)
Bjorn Lomborg, Wall St. Journal
Green and prosperous? Denmark leads the way (14 de Dezembro)
Philip Warburg, Boston Globe
Copenhagen climate change conference (14 de Dezembro)
Asim Erdilek, Today’s Zaman
Justicia climática (14 de Dezembro)
Daniel Innerarity, El Pais
Copenhagen climate summit: Can China get by without coal? (14 de Dezembro)
Malcolm Moore, Daily Telegraph
A convenient lie (14 de Dezembro)
Jeffrey T. Kuhner, Washington Times
Europe rns Up the Heat on the US (12 de Dezembro)
Carsten Volkery, Der Spiegel
Organized hypocrisy (12 de Dezembro)
Lane & Montgomery, Washington Times
The gas of life (11 de Dezembro)
Lawrence Solomon, National Post
Climate Change and “Climategate” (11 de Dezembro)
Bjørn Lomborg, Project Syndicate
The new socialism (11 de Dezembro)
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Aussie revolt over climate (11 de Dezembro)
Alan Goodall, Japan Times
The ‘human’ factor is missing in Copenhagen (11 de Dezembro)
Ellen Goodman, Boston Globe
Bracing for the Flood (10 de Dezembro)
António Guterres, IHT
It's 'More Important Than Ever' For World To Act On Poverty, Climate (10 de Dezembro)
Entrevista a Jeffrey Sach, RFE
'Copenhagen Is About Doing As Little As Possible' (10 de Dezembro)
Entrevista a Dennis Meadows, Der Spiegel
How to finance a climate change fund (10 de Dezembro)
George Soros, The Guardian
Looking for climate solutions in Copenhagen (10 de Dezembro)
Li Xing, China Daily
Give us young people a seat at the climate negotiations (10 de Dezembro)
Büşra Kaya and Maja Wästfelt, Today’s Zaman
Easing change in the climate will be costly (10 de Dezembro)
John M. Broder, The Hindu
Opportunity in Copenhagen: take on energy subsidies (9 de Dezembro)
Brenda Shaffer, CS Monitor
Low-carbon innovation versus trade war (9 de Dezembro)
Dennis Pamlin, China Daily
Pollution fears stir backlash on natural gas boom (9 de Dezembro)
Jad Mouawad and Clifford Krauss, The Hindu
Obama entre Copenhague et le Capitole (9 de Dezembro)
Laure Mandeville, Le Figaro
At last our artists are confronting the reality of climate change (9 de Dezembro)
Johann Hari, The Independent
'Climategate' distracts from a crucial issue (9 de Dezembro)
Glen MacDonald, LA Times
U.N. mission creep (9 de Dezembro)
John Linder, Washington Times
Patching up after Copenhagen leak (9 de Dezembro)
Jakob Illeborg, The Guardian
Copenhagen's political science (9 de Dezembro)
Sarah Palin, Washington Post
Hopenhagen's dirty secret (9 de Dezembro)
Pepe Escobar, Asia Times
Going Cheney on Climate (8 de Dezembro)
Thomas L. Friedman, New York Times
Copenhagen Draws Thousands, But Will It Unify Or Divide? (8 de Dezembro)
Charles Recknagel, RFE
From Copenhagen to Congress (8 de Dezembro)
Fred Krupp, Wall Street Journal
Copenhagen climate summit: Blindfolds are hiding the crucial issues at Copenhagen (8 de Dezembro)
Christopher Booker, Daily Telegraph
The Earth Is Crying Out for Help (8 de Dezembro)
Thomas Lovejoy, IHT
Climate Alarmists Bury Facts (8 de Dezembro)
Robert Bradley, Washington Times
Let Copenhagen Wealth Transfer Begin (8 de Dezembro)
Adrian MacNair, National Post
Public Duped by Climate Denial Industry (7 de Dezembro)
George Monbiot, The Guardian
The Copenhagen climate talks: It's time to consider 'how' to solve climate problems (7 de Dezembro)
Anthony Giddens, CS Monitor
UN conference on climate change unlikely to produce global agreement (7 de Dezembro)
Andrei Fedyashin, RIA Novosti
They Don't Come any Greener than Obama (7 de Dezembro)
Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, Der Spiegel
Where did all the warming go? (7 de Dezembro)
Michael Fumento, Washington Times
Scientists Behaving Badly (7 de Dezembro)
Steven F. Hayward, Weekly Standard
The express? More like a crawl to Copenhagen (7 de Dezembro)
Michael McCarthy, The Independent
India balances growth with carbon limits (7 de Dezembro)
A. Sandeep, Boston Globe
Stop going green (7 de Dezembro)
Mike Tidwell, Washington Post
Le sens de Copenhague (7 de Dezembro)
Hervé Kempf, Le Monde
Copenhagen must be a turning point. Our children won't forgive us if we fail (6 de Dezembro)
Gordon Brown, The Guardian
Cap and Fade (6 de Dezembro)
James Hansen, New York Times
WWF Fund Russia head on Copenhagen climate conference (5 de Dezembro)
Entrevista a Alexander Kokorin, RIA Novosti
Will Big Business Save the Earth? (5 de Dezembro)
Jared Diamond, IHT
Wishing the science away (4 de Dezembro)
Hugh Cortazzi, Japan Times
The High Costs of Copenhagen (4 de Dezembro)
Richard K. Lester, Wall Street Journal
Copenhagen “must fail,” says a pioneer (4 de Dezembro)
Suzanne Goldenberg, The Hindu
Climate change: free speech for the sceptics? (4 de Dezembro)
Padraig Reidy, The Guardian
Hope the Climate Change Deniers are Right (4 de Dezembro)
J. Hari, The Independent
Less efficient natural 'cleaning' could tip global carbon balance (2 de Dezembro)
Michael Richardson, Japan Times
The deal at the Doha Round that really could save the world (2 de Dezembro)
Edmund Conway, Daily Telegraph
The Science and Politics of Climate Change (2 de Dezembro)
Mike Hulme, Wall Street Journal
Emissions Cuts Would Cost India Dearly (2 de Dezembro)
Shikha Dalmia, Wall Street Journal
Will 'Climategate' Cast a Shadow Over Copenhagen Summit? (1 de Dezembro)
Lisa Abend, Time
Why Copenhagen must be the end of the beginning (1 de Dezembro)
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
The Climate Science Isn't Settled (30 de Novembro)
Richard S. Lindzen, Wall Street Journal
The Web Discloses Inconvenient Climate Truths (30 de Novembro)
L. Gordon Crovitz, Wall Street Journal
Flushing out the high priests of climate change (29 de Novembro)
Charles Clover, Times
Nigeria: As Nations Converge Over Climate Change (29 de Novembro)
Okechukwu Emeh, Jr., All Africa
Climate change: this is the worst scientific scandal of our generation (28 de Novembro)
Christopher Booker, Daily Telegraph
Behind the scenes at the biggest deal on Earth (27 de Novembro)
Tony Brenton, Times
Climategate e-mails sweep America, may scuttle Barack Obama's Cap and Trade laws (26 de Novembro)
Gerald Warner, Daily Telegraph
EDITORIAIS:
Where the Action Is on Climate (3 de Janeiro)
New York Times
For U.S., leadership role in climate talks should begin in Washington (23 de Dezembro)
LA Times
Sarkozy : la leçon de Copenhague (23 de Dezembro)
Le Figaro
Pragmatism, realism prevail (22 de Dezembro)
Japan Times
Down from the Summit (22 de Dezembro)
Times
People and climate change (21 de Dezembro)
Japan Times
Small but essential step (21 de Dezembro)
China Daily
Far from inspiring (21 de Dezembro)
The Hindu
Copenhagen, and Beyond (20 de Dezembro)
New York Times
Copenhagen's Lesson in Limits (20 de Dezembro)
Wall Street Journal
Déception (19 de Dezembro)
Le Monde
Copenhagen summit: Fighting for survival (18 de Dezembro)
The Guardian
China can’t be cool to Obama demands on global warming (17 de Dezembro)
Le Monde
World leaders remain far from a deal in Copenhagen (17 de Dezembro)
Washington Post
A Diplomatic Challenge (17 de Dezembro)
Leader, Times
Foire d'empoigne à Copenhague (16 de Dezembro)
Pierre Rousselin, Le Figaro
Two Days and Counting (16 de Dezembro)
New York Times
The Copenhagen Shakedown (16 de Dezembro)
Wall Street Journal
Copenhagen’s indifferent start (15 de Dezembro)
The Hindu
Summit Is Seen as U.S. Versus China (15 de Dezembro)
Wall Street Journal
Realism in Copenhagen (11 de Dezembro)
China Daily
The last chance saloon (11 de Dezembro)
Daily Star
The climate in Copenhagen (10 de Dezembro)
Japan Times
Climate change bill is in trouble (8 de Dezembro)
LA Times
The Tip of the Climategate Iceberg (8 de Dezembro)
Wall Street Journal
The Abbott Effect (8 de Dezembro)
Wall Street Journal
Focus on Facts in Copenhagen (8 de Dezembro)
Japan Times
Copenhagen, EPA, and climate change: Obama's false move (7 de Dezembro)
CS Monitor
Media complicity in Climategate (7 de Dezembro)
Washington Times
Fresh air in Copenhagen (7 de Dezembro)
Washington Post
A Copenhague, douze jours pour changer notre monde (7 de Dezembro)
Le Monde
Growth with greenery (7 de Dezembro)
China Daily
The Summit of Ambition (7 de Dezembro)
Times
Israel must do its part to stop global warming (7 de Dezembro)
Haaretz
Will the world finally wake up to the scale of the challenge? (7 de Dezembro)
The Independent
Climate talks need unity of purpose, not sniping (7 de Dezembro)
LA Times
Don’t suppress debate; win it (7 de Dezembro)
Boston Globe
Copenhagen concerns (7 de Dezembro)
Jerusalem Post
A Global Duty in Copenhagen (7 de Dezembro)
Jakarta Post
Exporting Energy Resources a Moral Imperative (7 de Dezembro)
The Australian
Obama, un espoir pour Copenhague (6 de Dezembro)
Pierre Rousselin, Le Figaro
One world, one agenda (6 de Dezembro)
The Independent
Beyond Copenhagen (6 de Dezembro)
New York Times
Climate crooks lack awareness (5 de Dezembro)
Daily Star
At climate change conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, the energy is in renewables (4 de Dezembro)
CS Monitor
A hard choice? Not at all (4 de Dezembro)
China Daily
The Real Copenhagen Agenda (4 de Dezembro)
Wall Street Journal
Global-warming fraud harms science (3 de Dezembro)
Washington Times
Global Warming Revolt (2 de Dezembro)
Wall Street Journal
Copenhagen's baby step on climate change: More electric cars? (30 de Novembro)
CS Monitor
The Economics of Climate Change (30 de Novembro)
Wall Street Journal
ARTIGOS:
Latin America joins East Asia on warming, economics (18 de Janeiro)
Japan Times
EU states divided over jump to 30% cut in CO2 (18 de Janeiro)
Leigh Philips, EU Observer
E.U. Blames Others for ‘Great Failure’ on Climate (23 de Dezembro)
James Kanter, New York Times
EU carbon prices fall following Copenhagen flop (22 de Dezembro)
Leigh Phillips, EUObserver
Numbers put nail in COP15 coffin (21 de Dezembro)
Eric Johnston, Japan Times
China seeks to clear up summit deal (21 de Dezembro)
Fu Jing, China Daily
China slams Copenhagen critics (21 de Dezembro)
The Hindu
Merkel, world leaders put brave face on Copenhagen Accord (20 de Dezembro)
DW
Japan, U.S. vow cash to gain climate deal (18 de Dezembro)
Eric Johnston and Setsuko Kamiya, Japan Times
UN climate negotiators hammer out initial draft (18 de Dezembro)
China Daily
Russia to Offer $200M to UN Climate Fund (18 de Dezembro)
Irina Filatova, The Moscow Times
Consensus still elusive as UN climate conference enters its final day (18 de Dezembro)
DW
Compromise climate deal emerging in Copenhagen (18 de Dezembro)
Valentina Pop, EUObserver
Bolivia stuns climate summit with target (18 de Dezembro)
John Vidal, The Hindu
Dramatic American intervention brings climate deal closer (17 de Dezembro)
Ben Webster and Philippe Naughton, Times
Africa lowers climate cash demands to boost Copenhagen deal chances (17 de Dezembro)
Leigh Phillips,, EUObserver
Hariri urges joint action to curb effects of climate change (17 de Dezembro)
Daily Star
Gridlock threatens to doom COP15 (17 de Dezembro)
Eric Johnston and Setsuko Kamiya, Japan Times
China vows 'notable cut' before conference ends (17 de Dezembro)
Fu Jing, China Daily
Peres to tell climate summit: Separate environment from politics (17 de Dezembro)
Haaretz
Russian president signs climate doctrine – aide (17 de Dezembro)
RIA Novosti
Merkel to enter Copenhagen fray in attempt to break deadlock (17 de Dezembro)
DW
EU Considers Backing Off Reduction Targets (16 de Dezembro)
Der Spiegel
Climate talks tense after walkout (16 de Dezembro)
Eric Johnston, Japan Times
Wen off to Copenhagen as summit heats up (16 de Dezembro)
Fu Jing and Ai Yang, China Daily
Archbishop Tutu: Rich nations 'condemning Africa to incineration' (16 de Dezembro)
Leigh Phillips, EUObserver
Danish Prime Minister Rasmussen takes over Copenhagen talks (16 de Dezembro)
DW
Climate Talks Near Deal to Save Forests (16 de Dezembro)
Elisabeth Rosenthal, New York Times
In Copenhagen, ‘To Be Elaborated’ Is a Stalemate (16 de Dezembro)
Andrew C. Revkin and John M. Broder, New York Times
Climate-Change Talks in Copenhagen Enter a Deep Freeze (15 de Dezembro)
Bryan Walsh, Time
Inconvenient truth for Al Gore as his North Pole sums don't add up (15 de Dezembro)
Hannah Devlin, Ben Webster, Philippe Naughton, Times
China and U.S. Hit Strident Impasse at Climate Talks (15 de Dezembro)
John M. Broder and James Kanter, New York Times
Climate Talks Run Into Trouble In Copenhagen (15 de Dezembro)
Charles Recknagel, RFE
Negotiators haggling over words (15 de Dezembro)
Priscilla Jebaraj, The Hindu
Climate talks almost derailed by bad faith between rich and poor (14 de Dezembro)
Leigh Phillips, EUObserver
Climate change emails row deepens as Russians admit they DID come from their Siberian serve (14 de Dezembro)
David Rose, Daily Mail
Environment ministers face-off at UN climate conference (14 de Dezembro)
DW
Copenhagen stalls decision on catastrophic climate change for six years (14 de Dezembro)
Ben Webster, Times
In Bolivia, Water and Ice Tell of Climate Change (14 de Dezembro)
Elisabeth Rosenthal, New York Times
Poor nations threaten climate deal showdown at Copenhagen summit (13 de Dezembro)
John Vidal, Jonathan Watts and Suzanne Goldenberg, The Guardian
U.S. Offers $85 Million to Promote Efficiency (13 de Dezembro)
Matthew L. Wald, New York Times
Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy: banks should pay for climate change (11 de Dezembro)
David Charter and Rory Watson, Philippe Naughton, Times
Climate loan for Jakarta (11 de Dezembro)
Japan Times
China asks rich countries to do 'soul searching' (11 de Dezembro)
Li Xing and Si Tingting, China Daily
EU to donate over $3.5 billion annually to fight global warming (11 de Dezembro)
RIA Novosti
EU to Discuss Billions for Developing Nations (10 de Dezembro)
Der Spiegel
Tempers flare at climate talks (10 de Dezembro)
Eric Johnston, Japan Times
Wealthy nations urged to do more (10 de Dezembro)
China Daily
EU leaders reach for climate agreement in Copenhagen (10 de Dezembro)
DW
Climate Deal Likely to Bear Big Price Tag (9 de Dezembro)
John M. Broder, New York Times
Copenhagen summit: decade is world's warmest on record (9 de Dezembro)
Ben Webster, Times
US, EU urged to do more on emissions cuts (9 de Dezembro)
China Daily
Copenhagen climate summit: developing countries warn of 'absolute devastation' (9 de Dezembro)
Daily Telegraph
Poorer nations express discontent at Copenhagen (9 de Dezembro)
DW
Europe's business leaders say 'no way' to 30% carbon cut (9 de Dezembro)
Leigh Phillips, EUObserver
What You Can Do to Stop Climate Change (8 de Dezembro)
Der Spiegel
Copenhagen emissions targets ‘not enough to avert catastrophic warming’ (7 de Dezembro)
Ben Webster, Times
Breakthrough hoped for at climate talks (7 de Dezembro)
Eric Johnston, Japan Times
Leaders upbeat in Copenhagen (7 de Dezembro)
China Daily
UN climate change negotiations open in Copenhagen (7 de Dezembro)
DW
World's nations set different climate protection goals (7 de Dezembro)
DW
'Greatest show on Earth' opens in Copenhagen (7 de Dezembro)
Leigh Phillips, EUObserver
Ljubljana to house new EU energy body (7 de Dezembro)
Renata Goldirova, EUObserver
Climate e-mails were hijacked 'to sabotage summit' (7 de Dezembro)
Ben Webster and Murad Ahmed, Times
As Climate Meeting Starts, a Revival of Skepticism (6 de Dezembro)
Andrew C. Revkin and John M. Broder, New York Times
UN to launch inquiry over alleged climate change cover-up (4 de Dezembro)
DW
Big Costs Are Hurdle to Climate Pact (4 de Dezembro)
Charles Forelle, Wall Street Journal
'Climategate' Threatens to Derail Copenhagen (4 de Dezembro)
Der Spiegel
UN panel promises to investigate leaked 'climategate' e-mails (4 de Dezembro)
Philippe Naughton, Times
United Nations panel to examine evidence in leaked climate email case (4 de Dezembro)
The Guardian
Climategate: UN panel on climate change to investigate claims (4 de Dezembro)
Daily Telegraph
Climate scientist James Hansen hopes summit will fail (3 de Dezembro)
James Bone, Times
India targets carbon dioxide cuts (2 de Dezembro)
Al Jazeera
Climate change data dumped (29 de Novembro)
Jonathan Leake, Times
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