Additional Messages

Friday, 17 October 2008 14:15
Polish Parliamentary Committee on 21 October and Warsaw conference on 5 November

The Polish Parliament is holding a committee hearing next Tuesday on how Poland can contribute to effective climate policy. The event which is expected to feature over 100 participants, will be in the style of a conference, with various guest speakers scheduled, including Polish MEP Boguslaw Sonik.
Wednesday, 08 October 2008 08:53

The International Day for Disaster Reduction raises the profile of disaster risk reduction and encourages every citizen and government to take part in building more resilient communities and nations. This year the focus of the International Day for Disaster Reduction is on making hospitals and health facilities safe from disaster. The Day is being marked the world over by the United Nations, governments, organizations and the public. UNISDR, the WHO and national governments are working together to raise awareness of disaster risk reduction on 8 October and launch new tools like the Hospital Safety Index.

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Friday, 13 June 2008 12:01

Climate Negotiations - Europe can show how change can be achieved

"The Bali climate talks have failed to deliver the tangible results so many craved. However, even the weariest pessimist would have to acknowledge the significant step that the Bali talks made, demonstrated by the agreement to hold global negotiations over the next two years leading to Copenhagen in 2009. In this context, Europe can show how change can be achieved. While it is currently not a major player, Europe still has a vital role to play as a torch-bearer, if not yet a consolidated political leader. Such vision is required now more than ever as Europe is hosting two COPs in succession, providing Europe with a special opportunity to demonstrate leadership".
 
These findings are among the key recommendations in the newly issued Report of the Conference ‘From Bali to Poznan – New Issues, New Challenges’ organised in December 2007 by the Institute for Environmental Security in cooperation with Globe Europe, Globe EU and e-Parliament. The Report is now available for download at http://www.envirosecurity.org/activities/diplomacy/gfsp/climate/.
Tuesday, 13 May 2008 15:33

The world has woken up to climate change. Adaptation has to start now because climate change is already harming the world’s most vulnerable people. Links between climate change and extreme weather, such as cyclones, floods and drought, are at the forefront of the minds of the public.

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