Check out this exciting new project by OneWorld, a virtual Bali conference experience that allows you to interact with participants at the conference, including journalists, environmental advocates and more. I just interviewed with them a few hours ago, detailing why climate change is a women's issue and taking questions from viewers from around the world. Log in to see who else they have coming up!
Also, Yifat did an interview yesterday for KPFA's Morning Show, to talk about the initial developments in the climate change discussions, and you can listen to it here.
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MADRE at the UN Conference on Climate Change
In December 2007, the United Nations Conference on Climate Change was held in Bali, Indonesia. These discussions were set to determine the course that the international community would take to address human-induced climate change. MADRE representatives were present to underscore that women's human rights are crucial to resolving the climate change crisis.
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- New Year, No Resolutions on Climate Change
- Climate Change Has a Woman's Face
- Indigenous Peoples Denounce the New Forest Carbon ...
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- How Carbon Emissions Cause Human Trafficking: The ...
- PS About Deforestation
- Global Trade Rules Damage Climate and Biodiversity
- Behind Closed Doors with Yvo de Boer
- Seeing REDD
- Upside Down World
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- Who speaks for you in Bali?
- Who's in charge of the climate change agenda?
- En route to Bali
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