Follow COP15 on the net …
Wednesday, 09 Dec, 2009
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As the DestINet Portal Climate Change topic administrator, Gordon Sillence has put together a list of sites that allow you to follow the Copenhagen talks from the comfort of a computer screen, with a smaller carbon footprint.
The main conference activities are presented from the horse`s mouth on:
Webcasts can be found on:
The UNFCCC also manage a huge blogspot with contributions from several key thinkers.
The EU have two papers that outline their position on climate justice (www.roadtocopenhagen.org/pdf/climate_justice.pdf) and the key issue of finance (www.roadtocopenhagen.org/pdf/financing.pdf).
The World Resources Institute have 35 experts attending the talks in Copenhagen: www.wri.org/project/cop-15
The Climate Conversation ( www.theclimateconversation.com) provides a list and viewpoints of the individuals and organisations leading the debate now and at COP15:
Looking out for the tourism sector`s interest, the UNWTO and World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), will host a side event on “Addressing the challenges of Climate Change: perspectives from the tourism and the travel sector”, which will present the steps taken so far in response to the Bali Roadmap and Action Plan, while addressing mitigation and adaptation strategies within the tourism and travel sector.
The UNWTO background to tourism and climate change can be found on www.unwto.org/climate/index.php , which focuses on the Davos process that has preceded Copenhhagen.
Finally, the Gothenburg Conclusions give an outline of what different tourism stakeholders are doing to contribute to Climate change initiatives.
You can find all this information stored in the DestiNet Portal at destinet.ew.eea.europa.eu/topics/climate-change/cop15-copenhagen-agreement/index_html
Gordon Sillence DestiNet 2009
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