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Climate Concerns Decline Since Copenhagen Summit: Global Poll>>>
As governments prepare to meet in Mexico for the Cancun climate summit, a new GlobeScan poll reveals that concern about climate change has fallen across OECD countries, but that citizens in some major developing nations have become more concerned about the issue.
Mexico: International Legislators Propose a Way to Move Forward on Climate Change in the Context of COP 16>>>
In partnership with COMplus Alliance, members of GLOBE International, gathered at the Mexican Senate in Mexico City (4th/5th December) to agree common legislative responses to the major global environmental challenges. The GLOBE Forum was held this past weekend in parallel to the 16th Meeting of the Parties (COP16) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), taking place at the Mexican beach resort of Cancun.
IPS Africa reporter wins CGIAR Science Award >>>
6 April 2010 - Zimbabwean journalist Busani Bafana is the 2009 recipient of the Award for Excellence in Agricultural Science Journalism, described by CGIAR as”[a] professional who has put his way with words at the service of Africa's agriculture”.
Emergency Information Service helps thousands in Haiti:
TEXT YOUR LOCATION TO 4636 TO REGISTER >>>
Port au Prince, Haiti, 20 January 2010 - The Thomson Reuters Foundation has successfully launched its Emergency Information Service (EIS) to assist the disaster-struck population of Haiti and has already received more than 2700 messages. The new service, launched Sunday, allows survivors of the earthquake to receive critical information via a variety of communications channels, including SMS message directly to their phones, free of charge. Individuals can also send feedback via the same system that will reach the aid organisations working in Haiti.
AlertNet: Climate is launched >>>
18 December 2009 - Wangari Maathai , Kenya 's 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner, spoke at the launch of Alertnet: Climate, a new website on the humanitarian impacts of climate change funded by Com+, Danida and the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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