CAT in the media
The Climate Action Tracker has been covered regularly in different media, including German, French and Spanish speaking media. See below for a selection:
CAT global updates at COP 18 in Doha 2012
Washington Post: Is there still time left to stop global warming - yes but only barely
New Scientist: Doha summit launches climate damage aid
Live Science: Global climate talks spark frustration
Reuters: UN calls for urgency on climate, says Doha deal to delight no one
Endseurope: Analysis: Doha disappoints, but no alternative to UNFCCC
AFP: Scientists say 15% carbon emissions cut needed
Point Carbon: Pledges to fight global warming inadequate, US off track: study
Earth Island Journal: Fossil Fuel Lobby in the Driver’s Seat at Doha
CAT update 4 September 2012
Businessweek: Global warming may double UN goal without more carbon pledges
Bloomberg: Climate needs to move to top of political agendas Denmark says
Guardian: Canada 'playing with numbers' on carbon target claims
Endseurope: Bolder GHG pledges remain best climate option
CAT update 24 May 2012
Bloomberg: Greenhouse gas emissions gap grows as climate pledges founder
Thinkprogress: Emissions Gap To Meet 2°C Target Is Widening Due To Slow International Climate Action
Treehugger: Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rose 3.2%, Hit New High in 2011
Phys.org: Warming could exceed 3.5 C, say climate scientists
Alertnet: Countries doing too little on warming -researchers
RTCC: Governments extending “emissions gap” between climate policy and 2°C target
CAT global update 11 December 2011
The Climate Action Tracker has been mentioned in different media in the context of the COP17 in Durban, including Nature, BBC, Washington Post and German TV (3sat). See the list below for more mentions.
Nature: Durban maps path to climate treaty
New Scientist: Dangerous decade: What follows the Durban climate deal
Grist: The top five takeaways from the Durban climate talks
IOL: COP17’s late deal ‘falls short’
Washington Post: FAQ: Can the Durban climate talks avert catastrophe?
The Guardian: Durban deal will not avert catastrophic climate change, say scientists
AFP: Nations set course for 2015 global climate pact
2C or not 2C: That Is the Question About the Durban Deal
CAT global update 6 December 2011
Nature: The science behind the Durban talks
BBC: UN climate talks 'need science-based ambition'
Washington Post: UN climate talks move slowly as new studies urge more dramatic emissions cuts
IPS: Failure to Bridge the "Emissions Gap" Brings Economic Crisis
Deutschlandradio: Klimaexperte hofft noch auf Einigung bei UN-Klimakonferenz
Report Development Network Africa: Nations struggle to count to three
Point Carbon: U.N. pledges blurred by accounting rules: report
Le Monde: Le climat sur la voie d'un réchauffement de 3,5 °C
Asian Correspondent: Aussies score high at Durban climate conference
Bangkok Post: World 'heading for 3.5 C warming': study
Boston.com: UN chief to open ministers level at climate talks
Notimex: Inacción ante calentamiento global tendría consecuencias cientificos
Ciência e Saúde: Planeta segue rumo a aquecimento de 3,5ºC, diz estudo
La stampa: Salvare Kyoto, missione possibile
CAT analysis on Australia 2011
Climate Spectator: Oz climate strategy: OK, can do better
The Age: Clean Energy laws win cautious approval
The Greens, Australia: Global report Australian climate action: Good start, must do better
Preparations for Durban 2011
Livescience: Annual climate change talks face same big challenge
Deutsche Welle: South Africa seeks middle ground as climate host
Previous mentions 2011
Deutschlandfunk: Europa soll Vorbild sein
Deutschlandfunk: Yin und Yang der chinesischen Klimapolitik
Instituto Carbono Brasil: Emissões da China em 2020 podem ser maiores que o estimado
AFP: Planet ‘far away’ on climate coals: study
Bloomberg: China Emissions Rising While Carbon Intensity Falls, Report Says
Progress online, UK: No breakthrough in Bangkok climate talks
IPS: Developing Countries Step In Where Richer Nations Fear to Tread
Business Ghana: Emission reduction target gap remains at Bangkok climate talks
Reuters Alert news Bangkok: talks make little progress on closing emissions gap
ENS: Climate Change Blamed for Thai Floods as UN Climate Talks Open
Guardian: Q&A: UN climate change conference in Bangkok
Reuters: FACTBOX-Rich nations' greenhouse gas goals for 2020
2010
Analysis: Climate talks: 18 years, too little action?
New Scientist: Cancún success may be skin deep
Einsextra Tagesschau: Weltklimakonferenz in Cancún: Ergebnis der Verhandlungen auf der Kippe
Spiegel: Klimagipfel streitet über Rettungsplan B
Deutschlandradio: Klimaexperte: Kein neues großes Abkommen in Cancún zu erwarten
