Mohamed Nasheed
By Nathanael Baker on December 7, 2010
Tags: China, Denmark, Maldives, Mexico, United States, COP, USD, China, COP 16, Copenhagen Accord, Japan, Kyoto Protocol, legally binding treaty on emissions, Mohamed Nasheed, United Nations, United Nations Climate Conference in Cancun, United States, American Council, Arthoruous Zervos, Asian Development Bank, energy, European Union, finance, Hideki Minamikawa, Islamic Development Bank, Mohamed Nasheed, United Nations, World Bank
Climate change is a topic that has steamrolled into mass consciousness, and the discourse gains more intensity daily. There are multiple interests, parties, and positions all claiming legitimacy within the discussion.
By Brendan Demelle on October 6, 2010
Tags: Maldives, USD, 350.org, Global Work Party, Ironridge solar, Jimmy Carter solar power, Kaco, LG Solar, Maldives, Photovoltaic solar, President Mohamed Nasheed, President Obama, Sungevity, White House solar panels, 350.org, Bill McKibben, California, Danny Kennedy, food, Jimmy Carter, Maine, maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, photovoltaics, President Mohamed Nasheed, solar power, sungevity, Unity College, White House
Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed, who once famously held a cabinet meeting underwater to draw attention to climate change, is installing a solar photovoltaic (PV) system on his official residence this week.
By Alison Pruitt on September 24, 2009
Tags: Boeing, GAP, Japan Airlines, China, Costa Rica, Denmark, France, Japan, Maldives, Rwanda, Sweden, United States, Ban Ki-moon, Climate Neutral Network, Copenhagen Conference, Global Action Plan, Global Climate Week, Go Carbon Neutral Day, ICLEI, JAL, Japan Airlines, Local Governments for Sustainability, UNEP, United Nations, United Nations Environment Programme, Achim Steiner, airline, American College, Ban Ki-moon, Barack Obama, Commission of European Communities, energy, food, Fredrik Reinfeldt, fuel cells, Hu Jintao, Mohamed Nasheed, Nicolas Sarkozy, Paul Kagame, United Nations, United Nations Environment Programme, Yukio Hatoyama
Did you know that yesterday, September 23rd, was Go Carbon Neutral Day? The day was part of the United Nations’ (UN) Global Climate Week (21-25 September).
