do you commit to action
on climate change?
“I do” is the message of the ACCENT project, which coordinates a European action on climate change, engaging the public inside and outside of science centres and museums across Europe throughout 2010.
European Union welcomes Cancún Agreement as important step towards global framework for climate actionNews / 11.12.2010  The European Union welcomes the positive results of the Cancún climate conference. The balanced and substantive package of decisions adopted today, known as the Cancún Agreement, represents an important further step on the road to building a comprehensive and legally binding framework for climate action for the period after 2012. | Oceans Day at Cancun : Oceans: Essential to Life, Essential to ClimateNews / 4.12.2010  Building on the positive momentum and spirit of collaboration of CBD COP 10 in Nagoya, Japan, the Global Forum on Oceans, Coasts and Islands will hold Oceans Day event at Cancún on December 4, 2010 at the UNFCCC COP 16 in Cancún, Mexico. |
European Commission sets out strategy to reinvigorate global action after Copenhagen
Events / 9.3.2010 > 30.4.2014
The European Commission today set out a strategy to help maintain the momentum of global efforts to tackle climate change.
European Commission creates new DG Climate Action
Events / 17.2.2010 > 30.4.2015
The European Commission has today taken a number of decisions to implement the organisational consequences of the allocation of portfolios to Commissioners.
Role of science centres, museums and aquaria highlighted at COP15, Copenhagen
Events / 6.1.2010 > 5.2.2010
An official side event was held within the COP15 conference in Copenhagen on December 15th 2009, entitled “Science centres, museums and aquaria commit to action on climate change.” The side event was organised by Ecsite in conjunction with the World Ocean Network, and took place within the framework of the ACCENT project.
I DO is launched with a bang in Copenhagen
Events / 5.1.2010 > 4.2.2010
