Decades of dependence on a carbon-based economy has produced grave injustices on a global scale. Our children, grandchildren and the many vulnerable communities and species on the planet now have to carry the burden...
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COP24 was a test on climate multilateralism- one that countries have barely passed.
Countries reaffirmed their decision to submit national climate commitment by 2020 but now delegates must return to their capitals and begin the domestic processes to enhance ambition by 2020. Nothing short of this will do. They must bring these commitments to the UN Secretary General’s Summit in 2019 and set a clear direction of travel for 2020 that will spur businesses and cities to accelerate their own actions and infuse momentum into the real economy.
13 February 2019
The CAN International Board of Directors (the Board) is very pleased to announce its appointment of Ms Tasneem Essop as the Interim Executive Director for CAN International (the Secretariat).
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February 13 2019
13 February 2019 The CAN International Board of Directors?(the Board)?is very pleased to announce its appointment of Ms Tasneem Essop as the Interim?Executive Director for CAN International?(the... |
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January 17 2019
As the Board of Directors of Climate Action Network (CAN) International, we recognize that CAN must stand for and practice the values that the global climate?... |
December 15 2018
Paris Rulebook adopted but a response to the urgency from the IPCC 1.5C Report requires countries to initiate domestic processes towards stronger climate targets by 2020 and predictable and adequate support to... |
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Thursday, March 14, 2019 - 12:01
At COP24 Parties agreed largely the foundational elements of the implementation guidelines of the Paris Agreement. In 2019 countries need to complement their work in Katowice by agreeing on strong guidelines for... |
Tuesday, February 5, 2019 - 15:04
The IPCC report on 1.5??C is a siren alerting humanity to the urgency of the climate crisis. The?report shows that, already, some communities and ecosystems are being forced beyond the limits of adaptation. ... |
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Tuesday, December 18, 2018 - 05:19
The IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5oC? is the most important contribution to the Talanoa Dialogue - it is a game-changer and clearly lays out “where we are”, “where we need to go” and “how we can get... |
Tuesday, December 18, 2018 - 04:59
The IPCC special report is clear: 1.5°C is not safe, but 2°C is much worse. The report also shows that limiting warming to 1.5°C is within our economic and... |