Electronic Green Journal

How to Proceed After Copenhagen

This paper proposed l on how to proceed with the Climate Negotiations after the meager results of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in December 2009 in Copenhagen.

It argues splitting continued negotiations into two separate blocks could both save time, and make the world more likely to ultimately reach a comprehensive treaty in Mexico City in December 2010.

Publication Date:

15/03/2011

Author(s): Jan Kunnas

Source: Electronic Green Journal

Vol:

1

Issue:

31

pp:

1

Tags:

Climate Change, Copenhagen Accord, COP15 , COP15, Climate Agreements, Developing Countries, Green House Gases, Climate Adaptation, Finance, Emission Targets

Energy

The social complexity of renewable energy production in the Countryside

Based on field studies in 7 cases rural renewable energy projects in Brandenburg (federal state of Germany) were analysed during an 18 month period (early 2009 to mid 2010).

Publication Date:

15/03/2011

Author(s): Conrad Kunze, Henner Busch

Source: Electronic Green Journal

Vol:

1

Issue:

31

pp:

1

Tags:

Energy, Renewable Energy, Europe, Climate Change, Germany, Rural Development, Solar Energy, Biogas, Electricity

Water Pollution

Fish mortality in Bangalore lakes, India

Large-scale episodal mortality among the freshwater fishes of certain
lakes of Bangalore City, Karnataka State, India occurred in June 1995.
We conducted an intensive study of the Sankey Lake which is situated in
Sadashiva Nagar of Bangalore city where fish mortality occurred on quite
a large scale during June - July 1995. These studies reveal that the fish-

Publication Date:

01/01/1996

Author(s): Ranjeev Benjamin, B. K. Chakrapani, Kar Devashish & et al

Source: Electronic Green Journal

Vol:

1

Issue:

6

pp:

1

Tags:

Lake Pollution, Sewage Pollution, Bangalore (T), Fisheries, Water Pollution, Karnataka