Climate talks not expected to lead to deal | The Australian
The day after the government's carbon bill passed through the Senate with the support of the Greens, the minor party claimed it had been shut out of Australia's 40-strong delegation to the South African city for the next round of global climate change talks.
allAfrica.com: South Africa: UK Youth Group Eagerly Awaits Durban COY7
Durban — A number of youth groups who are making a difference in the fight to save the planet will be attending the Conference of the Youth (COY7), set to take place before COP17 in Durban later this month.
The UK Youth Climate Coalition (UKYCC), which has trained over 350 young people in public speaking and sustainable living, will be sending a delegation of around 13 from all over the UK, from Scotland to the South East of England, to COY7.
They sent a delegation of 23 young people to the climate negotiations in Copenhagen last year, who produced a series of documentaries to inspire young people in the UK to take positive action.
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The delegates are excited to experience the colour of Durban. "And of course, because we're British, we're particularly keen to see how nice the weather is".
Bar a sudden epidemic of Damascus Road Conversions, there is no hope for a serious, balanced, informed, informing reporting by mainstream media on the topic of Climate Change. For a series of reasons, not too dissimilar from why politicians cannot go wrong on climate change:
- Bad news is the only good news
- Journalists can only be as good as the sources they carefully select
- Scientific laziness and ignorance leading to dumbing down
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