1. Ban urges leaders to show greater commitment to agreement on climate change
2. US warns developing nations on emissions ‘escape hatches’
3. ‘Involve cities in climate talks’
4. UNFCCC backs businesses in Caring for Climate
5. UN urges govt to commit to low carbon economies
6. Displacement device need of hour: PM
7. Save planet from climate change fallout
8. Get moving on climate plans, U.N. says
9. UN chief wants ‘timely action’ to preserve dryland
10. Ex-President Clinton tells world leaders in NY that green energy movement needs financing
11. Developing Countries Designs for the Green Climate Fund
12. Environment minister expected in Bamako
13. Failure to protect forests will lead to huge financial losses – UN-backed report
14. Committee designing UN-backed green climate fund reports good progress
15. COP 17 key for decision on carbon capture’s inclusion under CDM
16. EDWARD WEST: Open SA’s energy sector before we miss the boat
17. Firms ‘acting on climate change’
18. Durban summit must clarify our role in REDD+, say financiers

[Source: UNFCCC, 13th - 21st September 2011]

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