Climate at the G20: Obama to press cuts in fossil fuel subsidies
By Emily Gertz • Sep 24th, 2009 • Category: Pittsburgh, Policy, ProtestAfter three days of an all-climate schedule in New York City, featuring Tuesday’s all-day United Nations Climate Summit, I’m now in Pittsburgh to cover the meeting of the Group of 20 (G20) major economies. My thanks to Grist and G20Voice for helping me to be here. Given that the heads of state chewed over global warming at the United Nations Climate Summit on Tuesday, where will climate figure into tomorrow’s G20 agenda of meetings? …read more…
Related posts:
- G20 cans fossil-fuel subsidies, but fails to make other climate-conserving moves
- China steals Climate Week spotlight, but U.S. still in the hot seat
- Mass Meditation for Peace, Obama’s speech, Michael Froman press conference
- Climate at the G20: White House briefs bloggers on climate discussions
- Climate protesters hit the streets in Pittsburgh during G20 meeting
Emily Gertz is Emily is a freelance journalist and editor who has written on business, design, health, and other facets of the environment for Grist, Dwell, Plenty, Worldchanging, and other publications. She is the blogger-in-residence on Global Warming for Change.org, the leading social networking for good website. Emily is participating on assignment from Grist.org. Grist is a leading environmental website that has published since 1999 and has over 1 million views each month.
Email this author | All posts by Emily Gertz