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Like most documents that travel through U.N. channels, a recent proposal from Ukrainian diplomats is blanketed in jargon and buzzwords, promising to render things “integrated, holistic and balanced” and to promote “ambition.” But this proposal — brought by the Ukrainian negotiating team to this year’s U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of Parties, COP23 — carries more substance than its language might suggest: giving the world’s biggest polluters an official say in how the Paris Agreement gets implemented.

By Amy Goodman for Democracy Now!   While representatives from nearly 200 nations have gathered here in Bonn, Germany, they’re ...

Following the U.S. presidential election, Cornel West wrote: “For us in these times, to even have hope is too abstract, too detached, too spectatorial. Instead we must be a hope, a participant and a force for good as we face this catastrophe.” That’s what we have committed to do together: Be a hope. Read the rest of Corporate Accountability's annual report.

Organize your elected officials to tell the U.S. government to stop pushing the fossil fuel industry's agenda in international climate policy. Join the campaign.

To help expose the United States’ duplicitous role at the U.N. climate negotiations in Bonn and show that the U.S. ...

UNFCCC, negotiations, meetings, climate change

A new report finds that corporate interference is the primary obstacle to climate progress.

  By Michelle Chen for The Nation. If negotiators are going to meaningfully combat the climate crisis this week, they’ll need ...

I’m on the ground at the U.N. climate talks with our team of organizers and experts pushing for real action ...

En noviembre de 2017, durante uno de los periodos sin precedentes con más eventos meteorológicos extremos relacionados con el clima ...

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