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2013-5-8
Tax to increase at 10 per cent per year; draft policy sets relief limits
2013-4-19
Proposal to artificially boost carbon prices fails to receive support, sends prices crashing further
2013-4-15
Economic losses due to extreme weather events reach record high while nations spar over liability
2013-3-15
Marie-Hélène Aubert, adviser to the French president for international negotiations on climate and environment, was recently in New Delhi to attend the Delhi Sustainable Development Summit. She was a member of the Green party from 1990 to 2008. In an interview with Arnab Pratim Dutta and Uthra Radhakrishnan she sheds light on France’s plans to reduce dependence on nuclear power and explore alternatives. Edited excerpts:
2012-12-15
At climate meet researchers present studies on subjects unique to Indian context
2012-11-26
Closure of long-term cooperative action, sought by the US and other developed countries that want to wriggle out of climate change mitigation commitments, expected to be a big issue at Doha
2012-10-11
India releases first ever report on aviation carbon footprint
2012-10-15
Kyoto Protocol device marks impressive milestone, but its effectiveness remains doubtful
2012-9-30
Bangkok climate talks divided over closure of long-term cooperative action
2012-9-4
They make no promise on extending financial and technology support to developing countries
2012-9-1
Pushes countries to address the problem of short-lived climate pollutants
2012-8-31
Round-tables proposed on vision and ambition, Uthra Radhakrishnan reports from Bangkok
2012-8-4
15 non-European countries gather in Washington DC to discuss if EU's aviation law can be set aside. Strong possibility exists of a full blown trade war
2012-7-28
CDM Executive Board decides to put the methodology used by coal power plants to earn carbon credits under further scrutiny
2012-6-1
Will negotiating parties be able to sort out their differences at Doha?
2012-5-22
Developed countries ask developing countries to do more to tackle climate change
2012-5-19
But a workshop on equity at the climate inter-sessional refused to move beyond well-embedded party demarcations
2012-5-16
Disagreements begin; parties to discuss informally to adopt long-term cooperation agenda
2012-5-10
More climate models needed for improving future projections: scientists
2012-2-15
Say it would jeopardise international efforts to combat climate change
2011-12-30
EU Aviation Directive will be binding; airlines' operations cost to increase
2011-5-31
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