If you've been enjoying this blog we've got a treat for you: more!

Check out our reporting on the latest UNFCCC talks unfolding in Accra, Ghana this week: www.tigblog.org/group/accessaccra

Access Accra collects and digests all the latest developments from the negotiations for your reading pleasure. Enjoy!

What role do Labour groups play in the climate negotiations? What are the connections between workers and climate change? How can environmentalists and labour activists work together to build an effective and fair climate regime?

We talk to Eugenio Del Valle from the Trade Union Confederation of the Americas (a member of the International Trade Union Confederation) to find out!!

Check it out! You can also learn more about ITUC here: http://www.ituc-csi.org/

Many thanks to the indefatigable, inimitable Rhiya Trivedi for editing!!!

This podcast with Sivan Kartha of the Stockholm Environment Institute focuses on the implications for Canada of the Greenhouse Development Rights framework.

For an introduction to the GDRs concept, check out our previous post.

Want to share your thoughts? Join the discussion at: http://en.discuss.takingitglobal.org/thread/31963

Thanks again to Rhiya Trivedi for editing!

How can fighting climate change and fighting poverty be reconciled in a global agreement strong enough to secure both? Tune in and find out!!!

Sivan Kartha of the Stockholm Environment Institute provides an introduction to the Greenhouse Development Rights framework.

For more information check out www.ecoequity.org/gdrs

Edited by Rhiya Trivedi.

The next big big big meeting will be CoP-14 in Poznan, Poland this December. Here the big Transformer (to borrow my metaphor from last week) will come together to battle the evil forces of climate change. It's legs (AWG-KP and AWG-LCA) and it's arms (SBSTA and SBI) should be familiar components to you all by now!

In the interim there will be a key meeting of the AWGs in Accra, Ghana this August. They have pushed a lot of work there from this session, so it will be a veeeeery long week! We hope to be there in some capacity to be able to share with you the struggles and stories and hopefully successes on the road to Poznan and (eventually) Copenhagen

Poznan will be momentously important. In a few weeks, the Canadian Youth Climate Coalition, in partnership with TakingITGlobal will be formally launching applications to join the Canadian Youth Delegation to this meeting. For more information stay tuned, and don't hesitate to contact us. We will be working very closely with other youth delegations and hope to make a very big impact.

For now, thank you VERY MUCH for reading. It has truly been a pleasure, and I hope this has been useful.

Klimaliebe fur alle,

-PJ