United Nations Climate Change Conference

Exclusive Coverage from Copenhagen by The Energy Daily

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The Energy Daily is pleased to offer insightful and analytical coverage of the United Nations Climate Change Conference directly from Copenhagen. This special coverage is some of the only free content provided this year by The Energy Daily so be sure to take advantage of this unique opportunity to stay up-to-date on the highest-profile climate change conference of the year!

Beginning on December 11th The Energy Daily’s climate change reporter, Chris Holly, will file news and commentary directly from the conference to this page. Visit us each day to stay apprised of the most crucial climate change issues arising from the conference.

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Related Third Party Resources:

• United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen
• United Nations Climate Change Conference in Poznan
• United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bali
• UN Climate
• IPCC Reports
• UN Bali blog
• Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General
• National Environmental Trust
• European Union Climate Change
• OECD Climate Change
• China Climate Change Info-Net
• U.S. Department of State: Global Climate Change
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce: Climate Change
• India Government Paper on Climate Change

Previous Energy Daily Climate Change Articles:
To access these articles, please contact Sabrina Ousmaal at sousmaal@accessintel.com or 301.354.1597.

• Sterba Stepping Down As PNM Resources CEO
• Danish Document Could Be Template For Climate Deal
• EPA’s Jackson Sends Potent Message With Greenhouse Finding
• DOE Yanks Energy Star Label From Some LG Fridges
• DOE Official Floats NSR ‘Carve-Out’ For Some Coal Plants
• Obama Shifts Copenhagen Visit To Last Day Of Summit
• In Major Policy Shift, India Proposes Carbon Intensity Cut
• Financial Aid Issues Climb To Top Of Copenhagen Agenda
• Progress Closing More Coal Plants In Faster Dash To Gas
• Prospects Dim For Australian Climate Bill
• EPA Sets Hearings On Greenhouse ‘Tailoring’ Rule
• Ex-Im Bank Adopts Carbon Policy; $250 Million For Green Projects
• Energy Investment Crash Setting Stage For Price Spikes—IEA
• Senate Panel Approves Climate Legislation Without Republicans
• Graham Urges GOP To Compromise On Climate Legislation
• Senate Dems Adding Utility Air Curbs To Climate Bill
• Boxer Determined To Move Climate Bill Despite GOP Boycott
• NARUC, APPA Seek Big Changes In Senate Climate Legislation
• Exelon’s Rowe: Scale Back 2020 Emission Cuts
• Valero Chief Says Senate Climate Bill Threatens Refiners

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