Monthly Archives: December 2015

With tornado outbreaks in the South, Christmas temperatures that sent trees into bloom in Central Park and historic floods in England, 2015 is closing with a string of weather anomalies. Source: Climate Chaos, Across the Map – The New York … Continue reading →

Source: Praise and plaudits from the best of COP21 | National Catholic Reporter

Source: COP 21 Is Over: Now What? | Climate Reality

Source: Costa Rica boasts 99% renewable energy in 2015

Source: Policy Solutions | Powered by Energy Innovation

The deal, which required unanimous approval by delegates from around the world, will for the first time commit nearly every country to lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Source: Nations Approve Landmark Climate Accord in Paris – The New York Times

Officials said negotiators in Paris had agreed on new language for a pact that will be presented Saturday to diplomats from 195 nations. Source: Draft of Climate Pact Is Ready, U.N. Officials Say

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Source: Yale Environment 360: Paris COP21: China’s About-Face Fuels High Hopes for Paris Talks

If global temperatures continue to increase at their current pace, the president said, much of the United States’ spending would have to go toward addressing the consequences. Source: Obama Defends Presence at Climate Change Talks While Syria War Rages – … Continue reading →