Posted 4 Nov 2009 in Press releases
The European Union should continue its leadership on climate change, following progress by leaders at last week’s European Council, by giving a big push to negotiations ahead of the crucial United Nations conference in Copenhagen, Nicholas Stern will tell an audience in Berlin today. read more »
Posted 27 Oct 2009 in Press releases
“The headline and opening paragraphs of the front page story in ‘The Times’ today give undue prominence to comments I made to them yesterday about the greenhouse gases that are emitted by different types of food production. I think that once people understand the great risks that climate change poses, they will naturally want to choose products and services that cause little or no emissions of greenhouse gases, which means ‘low-carbon consumption’.” read more »
Posted 27 Oct 2009 in Press releases
“The headline and opening paragraphs of the front page story in ‘The Times’ today give undue prominence to comments I made to them yesterday about the greenhouse gases that are emitted by different types of food production. I think that once people understand the great risks that climate change poses, they will naturally want to choose products and services that cause little or no emissions of greenhouse gases, which means ‘low-carbon consumption’.” read more »
Posted 21 Oct 2009 in Commentary
Efforts to curb climate change and help the poor are inextricably entwined, writes the author of a landmark report on the economics of climate change. European Voice – registration required.
Posted 18 Oct 2009 in Commentary
Nicholas Stern: We must agree to halt deforestation and curtail air travel now if the Copenhagen summit is to succeed the Guardian
Posted 25 Sep 2009 in Commentary
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Posted 23 Sep 2009 in Commentary
Nicholas Stern: This week’s summit on climate change offered cause for confidence. But all nations now need to redouble their efforts the Guardian
Posted 22 Sep 2009 in Commentary
Lord Stern, the former World Bank economist, outlines his plan to break the deadlock over climate change negotiations ahead of a key United Nations summit in Copenhagen. Telegraph.co.uk
Posted 22 Sep 2009 in Commentary
Tony Blair and Nicholas Stern: The future is bright for the world’s economies to go low-carbon – but only if we act together and support developing countries the Guardian
Posted 21 Sep 2009 in Press releases
A plan to overcome obstacles to an international agreement on climate change was today outlined by Nicholas Stern… The paper presents a new approach to setting strong but achievable targets for reductions in emissions of greenhouse gases, which take into account future economic growth in developing countries. read more »
