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WRI Comments on the World Bank Energy Strategy

By Emily Chessin on April 30, 2010

Read WRI’s formal comments to the World Bank Group on its Energy Strategy Review.

China's Carbon Intensity Goal: A Guide for the Perplexed

By Deborah Seligsohn and Kelly Levin on April 22, 2010

A new ChinaFAQs fact sheet explains China’s carbon intensity target.

MEDIA ADVISORY: Experts to Brief Journalists on China’s Climate Goals and Actions

April 9, 2010
Location: WASHINGTON, D.C.

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Leading U.S. experts on China will brief journalists Tuesday on Beijing’s climate policies and the actions it is taking to combat climate change both domestically and internationally.

From Angst to Action: Moving Forward After Copenhagen

By Jennifer Morgan on April 7, 2010

Where things stand after the UN climate conference in Copenhagen, and the key steps to ensure progress in Cancun.

"Associating" with the Copenhagen Accord: What Does It Mean?

By Jacob Werksman on March 25, 2010

As the UNFCCC prepares for its next formal meeting, questions about the Copenhagen Accord’s status remain.

Q&A on China's Carbon Intensity Target

By Zou Ji on March 10, 2010

This post originally appeared on ChinaFAQs.org.

China recently confirmed an ambitious goal t

Adding Up Countries' Emission Reduction Targets

By Maggie Barron on February 2, 2010

Updates on the latest country pledges – will they be enough?

WRI’s Jennifer Morgan Reacts to Copenhagen Accord Filing Deadline

February 1, 2010
Location: WASHINGTON, D.C.

Yesterday was the deadline set in the Copenhagen Accord for countries to submit their greenhouse gas emission reduction targets to the UNFCCC Secretariat.

**[Jennifer Morgan](http://www.wri.org

Environmental Stories to Watch in 2010

By Maggie Barron on January 8, 2010

WRI President Jonathan Lash previews the key environmental issues to watch in 2010.

Reflections from Copenhagen: The Accord and the Way Forward

By Jennifer Morgan on December 29, 2009

The result from Copenhagen is an Accord that looks very different than what has come before.

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