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NGOs Create Blueprint Climate Agreement 18 June 09

report coverClimate change experts from leading non-governmental organizations released their blueprint for a legally binding Copenhagen climate agreement June 8, 2009 in Bonn, Germany.

The 160-page Copenhagen Climate Treaty, which took some of the world's most experienced climate NGOs almost a year to write, was distributed to negotiators from 192 states at the talks in Bonn. The document contains a full legal text covering all the main elements needed to provide the world with a fair and ambitious agreement that keeps climate change impacts below the unacceptable risk levels identified by most scientists. It is provided to serve as the benchmark for governments negotiating a new climate deal this year.

The Copenhagen Climate Treaty, was drafted by the David Suzuki Foundation, Greenpeace, WWF, IndyACT - the League of Independent Activists, Germanwatch, National Ecological Centre of Ukraine and expert individuals from around the world.

View June 8, 2009 WWF International press release
View June 12, 2009 David Suzuki Foundation press release
View NGO A Copenhagen Climate Treaty (PDF)
View NGO Copenhagen Treaty: full legal text (PDF)
View Manitoba Wildlands' Climate pages

Sources: David Suzuki Foundation, WWF International
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