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The Top 9 Stories in Environmental Politics of 2009
From Copenhagen to Climategate, 2009 was a busy year for those of us at ecopolitology and anyone else interested in environmental politics. Here’s a rundown of what we saw as the year’s biggest environmental politics stories.
New Senate Climate Bill Would Send You a Monthly Check
Cantwell-Collins ‘cap-and-rebate’ plan would refund 75% of all revenue collected back to U.S. residents in a monthly check of roughly $100 per family of four.
Copenhagen Climate Summit Reactions [Podcast]
The Earth & Industry “Gang of Four” gets together again for a podcast to share their thoughts on COP15.
Copenhagen Climate Speech Mash-Up
A geo-political mash-up of speeches, word clouds, videos and links from the COP15 climate summit.
![Copenhagen Accord: Who Is and Who Isn't On Board [Pie Chart]](http://ecopolitology.org/files/2009/12/graph2-150x150.png)
Copenhagen Accord: Who Is and Who Isn’t On Board [Pie Chart]
Only Five countries represented at the COP15 climate summit in Copenhagen blocked an official agreement and chose not to associate themselves with the Copenhagen Accord.
Inside the Yes Men’s Canadian Climate Policy Hoax in Copenhagen
It all started with a tip to journalists and a phony press release that was published on what was made to look like the Canadian government’s official environment page…
Copenhagen Summit: What Would Dr. Seuss Say?
From BBC Radio’s “Now Show” on December 18, a Dr. Suess-like take on the Copenhagen climate summit.
Obama Sticks to Guns, Says Copenhagen Accord Is ‘Important Breakthrough’ [video]
After the two-week long UN COP15 climate summit in Copenhagen ended in a sketchy “deal” that didn’t win final approval from the Conference of the Parties, President Obama told reporters in the White House press briefing room that “this important breakthrough lays the foundation for international action in the years to come.” Despite reports that [...]
Copenhagen Summit at Impasse After Another All-Nighter
Obama-brokered Copenhagen Accord falls apart over night, UN Conference of the Parties agrees to simply ‘take note’ of the political agreement.
![COP15 Delegates Sleep-Working in Copenhagen [Photos]](http://ecopolitology.org/files/2009/12/4190017589_cc5cb1c2f3-150x150.jpg)
COP15 Delegates Sleep-Working in Copenhagen [Photos]
Negotiations went late into the night on Tuesday at the UN COP15 climate summit in Copenhagen and many delegates took care of their sleep needs without ever having to leave their seats.
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