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Keeping Up With Climate Talks in Cancun

December 3, 2010 by The Collaborative Institute for Oceans, Climate and Security (CIOCS) | 0 comments

 

Wondering how to keep up on the latest news from the 16th Climate Change Conference going on in Cancun? Check out these sites and feeds for the latest updates, videos and more from Cancun.

Visit the official COP16 website or follow @COP16 on Twitter for Conference updates and information. You can also visit the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change site for video feeds, news, and more.

OneClimate.net – an intiative by OneWorld.net, tcktcktck, LinkTV, Justin.tv, Climate and Development Knowledge Network

Tcktcktck has also put together a Twitter news feed with updates from all those tweeting about #UNFCCC #Climate Talks in #Cancun Dec. 2010 #COP16. This feed involves updates from any Twitter user who updates using these tags, so you’ll get a variety of information from many sources. You can follow this news feed using your Twitter account.

These are just a few sources for keeping up with this year’s convention. Have we missed something? Let us know where you’re getting your info about COP16.

To get more info on events and other news, sign up for the CIOCS listserv by emailing CIOCS@umb.edu.

 

Author: The Collaborative Institute for Oceans, Climate and Security (CIOCS)

The Collaborative Institute for Oceans, Climate and Security is distinguished by its focus on the intersections of oceans, climate and security, and emerging associated policy and management implications. Founded at UMass Boston in January 2010, the Collaborative Institute exists to develop and communicate high-value intellectual, policy, and technical expertise to help stabilize the health of our atmosphere, coastal communities and marine ecosystems, and human/national security for all. It seeks on a global scale to create new strategic opportunities to bring innovation to science, policy and communications. Visionary, as well as opportunistic and flexible, the Collaborative Institute uses multi-sector engagement as a cornerstone of its work and uses public/private revenue to sustain its mission.

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