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Google News: Need for climate deal more pressing than ever after UN summit, says Christian Aid
[Christian Aid (press release)] - Mohamed Adow is Christian Aid's expert on the climate talks and he was part of our team in Durban, trying to influence the talks for the better. But he was desperately disappointed. 'This Durban outcome is a political compromise which saves the climate
Guardian: Durban climate change talks: a deal currently on hold
[The Guardian (blog)] - However, it links finance firmly to the biodiversity, social and governance safeguards agreed in Cancún last year, which is excellent" Mohamed Adow, working for Christian Aid, speaks for many in the NGO community here. His analysis is this: "The latest
Google News: Faith leaders call for urgent action on climate change
[ChristianToday] - The agency's climate expert, Mohamed Adow, said that the world could expect suffering on a “huge” scale if nothing is done to address climate change now. “We want to leave Durban with a deal which is a strong response to the climate chaos which is
Climate change: Third World reaps a bitter harvest
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Take Mohamed Adow, from a pastoralist family in the dry north east of Kenya, who says he comes “from the front line, where the impacts of climate change are real and devastating”. In the past, he told me, severe droughts came once a decade;
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