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Recent Articles on Climate:

Issue #61 (July 2008)
INFORSE at Climate Conference in Poznan, Poland. p. 3.
EU policy Update: Energy and Climate Package, p. 5
Solar Energy Leads in Indian Climate Action Plan p. 8

Issue #60 (April 2008)
Women-Energy-Climate Theme:
- Don’t nuke the climate“ Women Actions in Bali, p.3
- Women’s Role in the UN Climate Process: from Berlin to Bali and Beyond, p.4
- No Climate Justice without Gender Justice, Women activities in February, 2008 in Monaco, p.5

EU Update:
- EU Energy & Climate Packet, p.11

Issue #59 (December 2007)
- Editorial: Climate Changing in Bali - Raising Hopes, p. 2-3
- Sustainable Energy Vision 2050 presented in 4 countries p. 4-5
- EU Policy Update p.6-7
Emission Trading, Don't Nuke the Climate.
- Energy Watch Group Reports p. 11


Issue #58 (October 2007)
- INFORSE "15 years Good Work for Our World"
Anniversary Issue where the INFORSE's activities are reviewed.
Among others:
- Sustainable Energy Vision 2050, (Zero C02 Emission by 2050), p. 4
- Energy and Climate in schools resource database, p. 3

Issue #57 (August 2007)
- Editorial: Critical Mass Needed for Sustainable Energy p. 2
Commission for Sustainable Development (CSD) Failed on Energy, p. 3
INFORSE-Europe Presents Sustainable Energy Vision for Latvia p. 4

- Zero Carbon Britain p. 5

- Carbon - Minus Tokyo, p.11
(Article on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's new Climate Change Strategy)
- "Climate Change? Not with My Money", p. 11
(Article on a Dutch campaign monitoring Dutch banks investments
)
- Record Uranium Price, p.9
(Resource article supporting the NGOs work supporting the campaign "Don't Nuke the Climate").


Issue #56 (April 2007)
- CSD 15: Challenge for Sustainable Energy, p3.
- Updated Scientific Basis for Climate Strategies (IPCC) p. 4.
- New Vision 2050: Lithuania and Latvia p. 5
(Zero C02 Emission by 2050)
- EU Update: New EU Climate Targets & New EU Energy Policies, p. 6

Issue #53 (June 2006)
INFORSE at the UN CSD-14
p. 3

Issue #52 (March 2006)
EU Update: Climate Review
p. 7
Within European Climate Change Program, INFORSE-Europe is participating together with CAN-Europe
Energy and Global Sustainable Development p. 3
INFORSE at CSD in May 2006, Vision 2050 Side Event; Sustainable Energy Watch to CSD
Oil Peak Is Just Around the Corner - What goes Up must Come Down p. 4

Issue #51 (December 2005)
World & Gender
p. 9-10
Success in Climate Talks, Montreal COP1/MOP1 (p.9)
Montreal Marked a "New Era" for Gender and Climate (p.9-10)

Issue #50 (September 2005)
INFORSE/World p. 3
- NGOs Demand Sustainable Energy for Development - CSD Process

Issue #49 (June 2005)
Europe p. 5-8
• EU Policy Update
- New EU Climate Targets

Issue #48 (March 2005)
Editorial p. 2
• Hope for the Climate

World/INFORSE p. 3
• Is the Perception of Climate Change Gendered?
Europe p. 4-7
• Snowmen Against Climate Change

Issue #45 (May 2004)
Publications /WEB sites p.15
• 101 Solutions The DIY Guide to Climate Change By e Greenhouse Trust, Cartoons from Polyp.

Issue #43 (December 2003)
Europe Activities p. 5-9
• Climate and Development First Step to a EU Strategy

Issue #41 (June 2003)
World/INFORSE p. 3
• CSD Energy in 2006-07
• Global Warming Could Come Fast

Issue #39 (December 2002)
Editorial p. 2
• Prevent Dangerous Man-made Climate Change
INFORSE p. 3
• UNFCCC: COP8 Ends with No Excitement

Issue #38 (October 2002)
Europe p. 4-9
• INFORSE-Europe Activities
- 80% CO2 reductions