Climate Change Action

Audio and video will soon be flooding out of the Bali climate talks. I will post links to the various events and briefings here.

So far:

The National Environment Trust have held an audio briefing 'Bali: What is at stake?'
The World Business Council on Sustainable Development have created a youtube account for there events at the conference.
Indonesia president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has stated that he wants to place indonesia at the forefront of climate mitigation.
Joshua Busby, University of Texas on the key challenge of Bali.
UNFCCC offical Youtube Channel with daily coverage of Bali conference.
Enviromedia coverage 'Bali or Bust': updates live from the Bali conference.
Tropical Forest Group vlog about deforestation and climate change from Bali.
Live on demand webcast from the confernece!
Video from Bali thanks to 'StepItUp' includes fossil of the day awards.

New Internationalist explores the global climate change situation (MP3).

Chandra Bhushan - Associate director and head of the Industry Unit at Centre for Science and Environment in Delhi, India - advocates how India can accelerate development in ways that minimize its emissions.
EcoEquity's Tom Athanasiou - argues that it's the countries of the Rich World, not the Poor World, which are responsible for climate change, and now it's their responsibility to pay. Tom outlines his plan, and presents the politics that await it at the UN Climate Change Conference.
Daphne Wysham - co-director of the Sustainable Energy and Economy Network - reveals why international institutions such as the World Bank are cashing in on the growing climate change market, and how this is hindering sustainable energy options.

Pick of the side event webcasts: