Monday, September 20, 2010

COP16 | CMP6 - WHO CAN PARTICIPATE!

COP16 | CMP6 - ¿Quiénes pueden participar? - Acerca de la COP16/CMP6

COP16 | CMP6 -Notice

COP16 CMP6 - Noticias - Sala de Prensa

Canada and the CEC as headed by JIM Prentice.
energy management stand of 13 cities in Mexico , USA and Canada
Mexico
Notimex
18/09/2010
The Commission for Environmental Cooperation ( CEC) , composed of the governments of Mexico, the United States and Canada, noted the success of energy management in 13 cities in the three countries as part of actions against climate change.

Moon Palace Beach

http://www.cop16accommodation.com/

Moon Palace Beach, Mexico sight of COP 16 UNFCCC. I wish the Liberal Party would help me in this regard.- or else I will left with the chattering classes/youth again.

Yvo de Boer: Cop 16 won’t produce binding agreement - Risk.net

Yvo de Boer: Cop 16 won’t produce binding agreement - Risk.net

UNFCCC Calendar

UNFCCC Calendar

Cancun, Mexico - Ecovillage Network of Canada

COP-16 UN Climate Change Conference: Cancun, Mexico - Ecovillage Network of Canada

The latest news is that the event has been moved from Mexico City. GEN is now beginning the discussions on how to participate. There are 13 ecovillages in Mexico. As more information regarding GEN's participation is received it will be posted here.

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Dion ,Food Poison,Mexican University ,Climate Change

Mexico City — The Canadian Press
Last updated on Wednesday, Sep. 08, 2010 11:58AM EDT
.Former federal Liberal leader Stéphane Dion is out of hospital in Mexico after being treated for a severe case of food poisoning.
A spokeswoman says Mr. Dion is feeling better after spending two nights in hospital and is set to fly home Wednesday this afternoon.
Mexican media reported that Mr. Dion was attending a climate conference at a university outside Mexico City on Monday when he started to feel ill.
Mr. Dion became Liberal leader in 2006 and was replaced by Michael Ignatieff two years later.
He represents the Montreal-area riding of Saint-Laurent—Cartierville and served as environment minister in Paul Martin's government