Journalists interested in what’s happening in Copenhagen can watch most events from their desks. All official meetings and press conferences will be available both live and on-demand via the COP15 webcast — have a look.
The SMC has a resource page for media covering Copenhagen available on our website. You can find a link to the official programme for the conference there (updated daily as things change) as well as a comprehensive list of side events.
Here are some of the SMC’s picks for the second day of COP15:
Highlights from the Programme (8 Dec)
Available via webcast:
Official meetings:
Parallel sessions of the
- Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI) and
- Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA)
For more information on these bodies and their functions, please see here
Press briefings:
11:00–11:30 – World Meteorological Organization (WMO) statement on the status of the global climate in 2009
Press Conference Room
12:00–12:30 – UNFCCC Executive Secretary
Press Conference Room
15:00–15:30 – Delegation of China
Press Conference Room
15:00–15:30 – Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP): The Pacific voice at Copenhagen
Asger Jorn (room)
19:00–19:30 – Delegation of China
Press Conference Room
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For those in Copenhagen
Side events:
13:00—14:30 – IPCC information and activities and their relevance for the UNFCCC process – Highlights of IPCC AR4; update on the currently prepared Special Reports on renewable energy sources and on extreme events; and outlook towards AR5.
Niels Bohr (room)
18:15—19:45 – China and the world: Solving climate change through practical, on-the-ground collaboration – China is seeking a lower-carbon development path through greater energy efficiency, development of renewable/low-carbon energy, and improved energy/environmental governance. Top US and Chinese experts analyze China’s progress to date, challenges ahead, and the most important on-the-ground solutions. Organised by Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)
Dan Turell (room)
18:15—19:45 Global alternative energy potential – A discussion of global alternative energy potential, its inhomogeneous distribution across regions, and the implications for energy development.
Victor Borge (room)
