The Telegraph Media Group Ltd. appears to be blogging or tweeting the issues from Copenhagen.
The public comments, so far, appear to be against reducing the rate of climate change.
For the RSS feed:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/copenhagen-climate-change-confe/rss
The countries (192) that have ratified the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) an international treaty, are meeting again to update the Kyoto Protocols which are due to expire in 2012. The Union of Concerned Scientists has begun a newsletter, the Bali Bulletin to report information about this meeting in Bali, Indonesia.
Here is some background and further links.
International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives
Founded in 1990 in New York, the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) is a broad international association of local governments and related units of governance committed to sustainable development. The ICLEI provides support to their members through technical consulting and training programs, and their website also serves as a clearinghouse for this material, along with offering additional items, including research reports, newsletters, and policy briefs. On their homepage, visitors can read about their latest news, check job postings, and also learn about recent developments from their members. Most visitors will want to continue their exploration of the site by clicking over to the “Programs” area. Here they can learn about their “Cities for Climate Protection” campaign, read up on their biodiversity initiative, and take a look at their tools for creating sustainable cities. [KMG]
From the Scout Report, Vol. 14(30), August 10, 2007
The EPA has revised its Library Network Website
Note that they are asking for advice about their future direction.
News updates about the EPA libraries can be seen from this site, too.