- EU releases roadmap on green house gas reduction
- The European Commission on Wednesday released its plan for meeting its target set out in 2009 of reducing green house gas (GHG) by 80 percent in 2050 from the level in 1990.
China's Efforts>>
- State Council to release emission reduction action plan
- China climate chief: all countries must meet obligations
- New climate research center begins recruitment
- Developed countries urged to take serious actions
- China maps blueprint for emission control
- China eyes climate change commitments after 2020
- China opens pavilion at Durban climate talks
From Our Reporters in Durban>>
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State Council to release emission reduction action plan
China's State Council is set to release a detailed action plan setting out China's commitment to address climate change. The plan's central aim is a 17 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions per unit of GDP during the State Council's 12th five-year plan period (2011-2015).
Opinion>>
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Rich countries' inaction biggest obstacle to climate talks
The inaction and irresponsibility of some developed countries are veiled under harsh criticism of the developing countries.
What the World Is Doing>>
- Canada formally withdraws from Kyoto Protocol
- NZ welcomes climate agreement
- Ban welcomes climate change deal
- Australian Climate Minister welcomes UN Durban agreement
- ROK to train Mexican environmental workers
- Young American urges gov't to commit to binding climate treaty
- US signals support for EU's climate roadmap
