What if they didn’t give a news conference and everybody came?

Posted by  in Friday, December 18th 2009   
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Rumours spread fast among thousands of journalists, particularly if they have spent a day watching climate talks slowly implode in Copenhagen, waiting hours for anyone to hand out snippets of information about what was going on.

Packing while Copenhagen burns

Posted by  in Friday, December 18th 2009   
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All the 193 countries and many RINGOS, BINGOS, YOUNGOS, banks and others who had set up temporary Copenhagen offices had been told to have them packed up by Friday evening. Negotiations may be continuing, but the packing has definitely started.

The strange spectacle of too many heads of government

Posted by  in Thursday, December 17th 2009   
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There are around 120 heads of government at the Copenhagen climate talks, so many that it’s hard to keep track of the exact number. In return for showing up, they all want a chance to address the conference – and by extension the world.

Are the Copenhagen climate talks failing?

Posted by  in Tuesday, December 15th 2009   
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In the last few days it has seemed like the only thing everyone can agree on in Copenhagen is that time is running out.

Copenhagen’s melting mermaid

Posted by  in Monday, December 7th 2009   
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The summit on which so many hopes have been pinned, began on a cold, overcast December morning, with a light drizzle adding to the gloom. But outside the conference centre a small handful of activists were braving the cold to drum, chant, pose, stage an impromptu play and even hand out coffee to jet-lagged delegates — all in a bid to up the pressure to reach a strong, binding deal in two weeks of talks.