Global Commons Institute - News

Since 2000 news of C&C developments, media coverage, academic assessment, political debate and acceptance has been regularly recorded on GCN (The Global Commons Network).

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17th June 2002

• GCI's submission to the UK Consultation for a White Paper on Energy

14th September 2001

• GCI's submission to the UK Cabinet Office (PIU) Energy Review

3rd March 2000

• New document "Guesswork or Framework" GCI's submission to the IPCC Third Policy Assessment ("takes the rights-based approach to its logical conclusion") available for download in PDF format.

24th December 1999

• Letter to the Independent 24th Dec 99: Climate, Debt, Equity and Survival, Please sign-on
• New Java Applet: Contraction and Convergence online. Interactive graphic shows total and percapita emissions for 12 regions, from 1900 to 2100. Also shows effect of Kyoto protocol.
  
• GCI reviews Michael Grubb's book about the Kyoto Protocol

(Update: 5th December 1998)

• Non-Aligned Movement endorse Contraction and Convergence
• South African NGOs endorse Contraction and Convergence

(Update 14th May 1998)

• GLOBE Parliamentarians from around the world launch Contraction and Convergence in House of Commons Thursday 14th May
• Global Equity Dawns during Kyotos Darkest Hour:

News from Kyoto Climate Convention COP3

• Longer GCI Analysis of the situation post-Kyoto
• Speech from Tom Spencer, president of Globe International, to high-level segment of COP3 Kyoto
• Speech from Chinese State Councillor Song Jian calling for equal per-capita entitlements in the climate negotiations
• A drowning village - a parable telling the story of the current negotiations which might be adopted for drama
• Africa Group statement - Africa adopts global convergence at the AGBM

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