Rio+20

Russia at Rio+20: Obscured Facts, Confusing National Goals

Russia at Rio+20: Obscured Facts, Confusing National Goals

3 July 2012
Charles Digges

Russia's Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev spent the majority of Rio 20+ boasting Russia’s progress on carbon emission reductions, while ignoring the nation’s radioactive rivers and the plume of sulfur it belches over Norwegian skies.

Russia's Dmitri Medvedev at Rio + 20 Climate Change Forum
"Russia at Rio+20: Obscured Facts, Confusing National Goals"

Rio Aftermath: Is There Room for Optimism?

Rio Aftermath: Is There Room for Optimism?

The Rio 20+ earth summit failed to produce an agreement on the reduction of fossil fuel subsidies, which totaled $409bn in 2010 and continues to perpetuate inequalities in global energy consumption.

European officials point the way to the Rio+20 summit
"Rio Aftermath: Is There Room for Optimism?"
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