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On September 26, 2009, World Wide Views on Global Warming (WWViews)organized the first-ever, global, democratic deliberation in worldhistory. WWViews enabled roughly 4,000 citizens in 38 countries allover the world to define and communicate their positions on issuescentral to the UN Climate Change negotiations (COP15) in Copenhagen December 7 – 18, 2009.Â
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November 15, 2009
World Wide Views on Global Warmingand the Danish Board of Technology invited policy-makers and stakeholders at COP15 to participate in a debate on citizen consultation and how it can complement global political decision-making on climate policy and help minimize the widening gap between citizensand policy-makers.
The side event at Bella Center took place on December 10 in the area of the Climate Consortium Denmark.
Here are some of the pictures we took:
  
 
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December 9, 2009
Klimaforum09 is the biggest climate event in Copenhagen besides the official UN ClimateConference, COP15. WWViews was at the venue yesterday to debate citizens' role in the climate negotiations.
  
  
See more pictures from the event
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November 30, 2009
"The findings of new research show that Federal Parliament is out of step with
community views on the need for strong leadership on dealing with climate change
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effective Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme", says the Lord Mayor of
Sydney, Clover Moore MP, in her press release from November 23.
Read or download the press release
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November 17, 2009
On November 19, the WWViews-Policy Report was released at the Danish Pariament. Read more about the report here.
The Policy Report is free except from the shipping fee.
Download PDF version of the Policy Report
Order printed version of the Policy Report
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September 28, 2009
The results are in!
See the results from the 38 WWViews meetings here.
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September 27, 2009
As part of our background information during September 26, four videos gave participating citizens an introduction to climate change.
They deal with: 1. Climate change and its consequence. 2. UN and the Kyoto Protocol. 3. Who should reduce and who should pay? 4. What should we do about climate change?
Click to see the videos:
Video 1: Climate Change and its Consequences
Video 2: UN and the Kyoto Protocol
3. Dealing with Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Video 4: Adapting to Climate Change
Compare your views with those of the WWViews participants and find out which country you resemble the most.
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Contact
WWViews, c/o Teknologirådet
The Danish Board of
Technology
Antonigade 4
DK1106 Copenhagen K
Phone: +45 33320503
WWViews Side Event at Bella Center, the Official COP15 Site
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