The UNFCCC cop17 in Durban

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CONFÉRENCE DE PRESSE cop17

WWF vous invite à assister à la conférence de presse sur la 17e Conférence des Parties (Cop17), Ce ...

Changement climatique et cop17: enjeux et implications pour Madagascar

Salmon "cooking" in Scottish rivers

Rising river temperatures due to global warming could be fatal for Scotland's wild salmon, hundreds ...

It's official: 2003 was Scotland's hottest ever

Using figures from the Meterological Office, WWF today confirmed that 2003 was the warmest year ...

Climate change threatens one million species

A new study to be published tomorrow by the science journal Nature predicts that over one million ...

EU Environment Ministers fail to live up to their Kyoto promises

WWF today poured scorn on EU Environment Ministers for watering down their own Carbon Emissions ...

Philippines: say no to polluting coal

WWF is urging the Philippine government to listen to its people and not go ahead with a polluting ...

WWF questions EU energy commissioner's integrity

WWF today condemned the comments made yesterday by EU Energy and Transport Commissioner Loyola de ...

Climate protection threatened by European Commission's energy package

The "Energy Package" presented today by European Commissioner Loyola De Palacio will be extremely ...

Russia: wake up and ratify the Kyoto Protocol!

In a visual performance, WWF urged ministers arriving today for climate negotiations in Milan, ...

Two steps forward, one step back: Kyoto mechanisms finalized

Despite some reservations, the Climate Action Network welcomed the conclusion of an agreement on ...