+ Follow BANGKOK CLIMATE CHANGE TALKS Tag
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[Title] => RP stands firm on call for food security
[Summary] => As the Philippine delegation stood firm on its call for “insurance for food security”, various non-government organizations (NGOs) in Southeast Asia advocating for rice security pressed government negotiators from the region to make sure that major emitters of greenhouse gases (GHGs) would finance the adaptation mechanisms despite what seemed to be a “motionless” talk on the financing aspect to combat climate change.
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[Title] => RP wants access to climate fund
[Summary] => With the country still reeling from the catastrophic impacts of storm “Ondoy” and typhoon “Pepeng,” the government appealed yesterday to the United Nations to open up the Climate Change Adaptation Fund (CCAF) to help nations like the Philippines adjust to climate change.
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[Title] => Deep, early cuts in greenhouse gas emissions sought
[Summary] => The Philippine delegation to the global climate change summit here led by Presidential Adviser on Global Warming and Climate Change Heherson Alvarez yesterday pressed developed countries to see eye to eye with developing countries and make deep and early cuts in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
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