By Natalie Jones Natalie is a legal intern on the Climate Change team at AIDA, based in Mexico City. She is a delegate to COP21 with the New Zealand...read more
Climate Change, Public Participation | 7 July 2015
There are two texts you should read because you live on this planet, two texts that will reconnect you with the Earth. You should read them because...read more
Accountability and Transparency, Capacity Building, Climate Change | 10 June 2015
Presented by Rafaela Nicola, World Wetland Network Committee’s Neo-Tropics delegate We would like to thank the Secretary General and the Parties for...read more
Accountability and Transparency, Capacity Building, Climate Change | 3 June 2015
By World Wetland Network The non-government NGO sector and civil society greatly appreciates this opportunity to address the 12th Conference of...read more
Accountability and Transparency, Capacity Building, Climate Change | 28 May 2015
In regions across the Americas, water is becoming an increasingly scarce resource. Baja California and other parts of Mexico are experiencing water...read more
Colombia’s Minister of Health on April 27, 2015 recommended that his nation’s counternarcotics agency immediately suspend the use of aerial spraying...read more
Climate Change, Freshwater Sources, Mining | 23 March 2015
More than 70 percent of the world’s fresh water is frozen in glaciers, [1] making these giants the most important freshwater reserves on the planet...read more
Climate Change, Human Rights, Large Dams | 24 February 2015
Inequality has increased in the last decades in Latin America, and this clearly is an obstacle for democracy. Latin America remains the region with...read more
Observing the UN Climate Negotiations is like entering another world. Governments, organizations and individuals advance their agendas, and all are...read more
