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Équiterre will be in Paris for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21) until December 11. Leaders, heads of state and civil society representatives from 195 countries will come together to set ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets. Governments will also have the opportunity to renew their political commitments.
Now that the climate change issues facing us have been acknowledged, what can we expect from this international conference? To keep you informed, the Équiterre delegation will provide regular updates on the formal negotiations as well as the various side events.
HOW TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH US IN PARIS:
Equiterre’s Executive Director, Sidney Ribaux, will be blogging about the climate and his personal experiences—live from Paris!
Get the inside scoop from COP21 with reports and videos from Steven Guilbeault, Senior Director, Collective Choices.
Visit the COP21 section on the Équiterre website: everything you need to about COP21 issues (in French only).
Our Facebook page: watch pictures and short videos from Paris and respond to what's happening there.
Our Twitter feed to get informed in real time.
Monitor our Twitter feed to get live news!
You can also attend a videoconference live from Paris with Steven Guilbeault and David Heurtel, the Minister of Sustainable Development, the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change. It will be broadcast at the Centre for Sustainable Development in Montreal on December 9, at 12:00 noon.
Finally, the United Nations Conference on Climate Change official website will also post live updates.
