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GLOBE Americas Legislators' Forum on Climate Change

25 Nov 2008

In the midst of the global financial and economic crisis, the Global Legislators Organisation (GLOBE), together with the Mexican Congress, is holding a major international forum for lawmakers from the Americas to tackle the twin challenges of global financial and climate crises

The forum follows the recent G20 meeting in Washington, and is ahead of the Poznan, Poland, United Nations Conference on Climate Change in early December.



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Kiwis back renewables over fossil fuels, polling reveals

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This is our final issue for the year as the Carbon News team takes a break over the summer holidays. A huge thank you for your subscriptions and support! We’ll be back with more crucial climate coverage from New Zealand and around the world from 26 January 2026.

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Westpac NZ announces partnership to form Blue Economy hub in Nelson

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