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Welcome to the BioRegional Blog. Over the next few weeks we will be featuring updates from our team in Copenhagen, reporting from the COP15 Climate Change Conference and from other events in Copenhagen including the Copenhagen Climate Exchange and KlimaForum09.

21 December 2009

Our verdict on Copenhagen? It was the week the whole world finally got serious about climate change

18 December 2009 second post

Canada voted fossil of the year

18 December 2009

Al Gore provides an insight into the COP15

17 December 2009 third post

BioRegional welcomes Sonoma’s County Supervisor to the COP15

17th December 2009 call to action

Your planet needs you! We all need to put pressure on world leaders today

17 December 2009

The US Climate negotiator seems to be a good guy

16 December 2009 newsflash

Newsflash from the COP15 talks 11am GMT

16 December 2009

Talking to Prince Charles at the COP15

15 December 2009 second post

My other office is a step

15 December 2009

A mood of urgency at the Climate Conference

14 December 2009 second post

Last chance saloon

14 December 2009

What does Copenhagen mean for social housing providers?

13 December 2009

Windmills, glogg and a Chinese fim star

12 December 2009

A serious atmosphere at the climate march

11 December 2009 second post

The Bosnia Herzegovina delegation are not best pleased

11 December 2009

It is not the despair, it is the hope!

10 December 2009

Big business to activists - everyone wants an ambitious deal

9 December 2009

What about the logo!

8 December 2009

Pay As You Save or sulphur?

7 December 2009

Copenhagen - green brainwashing

6 December 2009

Danish minister says please keep the pressure on!

5 December 2009 second post

It's a small climate world!

5 December 2009

Most important meeting the world has ever had?

4 December 2009

Trains: good for the environment - bad for my back...

3 December 2009 second post

Part of a social experiment at the Climate conference

3 December 2009

Is Denmark really green?

2 December 2009

A one year journey to Copenhagen