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CAN Final Panamá Press Conference

Watch the CAN Panamá wrap-up press conference from earlier today. Greenpeace International, ActionAid UK and Forum For Environment-Ethiopia representatives explain what happened in Panamá and what that means moving forward to the year-end climate talks in Durban, South Africa.

Tove Ryding, Greenpeace International; Harjeet Singh, ActionAid International; and Mahlet Eyassu, Forum for Environment.

View the press conference: http://unfccc2.meta-fusion.com/kongresse/111001_AWG/templ/play.php?id_kongresssession=4029&theme=unfccc

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CAN-International Press Briefing Advisory - October 7 at 17 GMT in Panamá

Media Advisory – Webcast Notice
7 October 2011

UNFCCC CLIMATE TALKS IN PANAMA

 


NGO BRIEFING ON THE NEGOTIATIONS

[Panama City, Panama] Climate Action Network - International will host a media briefing, webcast live, to provide reactions to the week of UN climate talks in Panama, which kicked off on Saturday and ends today. Panelists will speak about the outcomes from this week as well an outlook towards the Durban climate talks to be held at the end of the year.

The briefing takes place in Panama City, Panama, on Friday, October 7, at 12:00 local time (17:00 GMT), UNFCCC Press Conference Room, Room San Lorezon, Atlapa Convention Center.

It will be webcast live at: http://bit.ly/UNFCCCwebcast

Archive: http://unfccc2.meta-fusion.com/kongresse/111001_AWG/templ/play.php?id_kongresssession=4029&theme=unfccc

NGO experts on the panel will include: Tove Ryding, Greenpeace International; Harjeet Singh, ActionAid International; and Mahlet Eyassu, Forum for Environment.

What: Briefing on the UNFCCC climate negotiations in Panama
Where: Press Conference Room (San Lorenzo), Atlapa Convention Center, Panama
Webcast: via www.unfccc.int and at: http://bit.ly/UNFCCCwebcast
When: 12:00 local Panama time (17:00 GMT), Friday, 7 October 2011
Who: International NGO experts on UNFCCC negotiations

Climate Action Network - International (CAN) is a global network of over 700 NGOs in 95 countries working to promote government and individual action to limit human-induced climate change to ecologically sustainable levels.  For more information go to: www.climatenetwork.org

For more information please contact:

David Turnbull, CAN International, +12023163499 (US mobile), or +50764751851 (local mobile in Panama)

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Don’t Give LULUCF the FLU

LULUCF has been suffering from a variety of ailments but now it looks in danger of getting FLU. The “Flexible Land Use” proposal, being heavily marketed by New Zealand, allows countries to cut down trees and replant them somewhere else, but instead of counting this as deforestation and reforestation and counting the emissions accordingly, it brings this under forest management rules – the ones that allow countries not to account for substantial increases in logging emissions compared to historical levels.

 Some might argue that New Zealand having FLU is unfortunate but not disastrous but this provision could be contagious - what if lots of other much larger countries have FLU too? What if this proposal goes viral and REDD countries catch it?  ECO suggests that a cure is achieved as soon as possible by eliminating FLU from the LULUCF discussions.

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