Denmark News

Danish solar energy solutions company RAcell Solar AS has secured multimillion investment funding and plans to build Denmark's first fully automated solar cell factory in Copenhagen.

Not many Tennesseans were thinking about Todd Stern this month. With the holidays upon us and unemployment hovering above 10 percent, we have had plenty to preoccupy ourselves and our families.

Vestas Wind System, the world's biggest maker of wind turbines, said today that it has bagged an order for 20 units of the V90-2.0 MW wind turbine from China Datang Renewable Power Co.

A high-ranking retired military colonel received a nasty shock when he read his own obituary in national newspapers at the weekend a ' an obituary that was still being run today.

It has been a long year for Ohio families. The recession that has ravaged the country continues to aim some of its strongest blows at our state.

Senators also got into a heated exchange in the Upper Chamber when Liberal Grant Mitchell raised a question on the government's climate change policy.

The president who came to office vowing change instead has enshrined compromise as the hallmark of his administration.

President Obama's most constant refrain in word and action has been "the perfect is the enemy of the good," and this weekend has been a case in point.

The conclusions of both the Senate healthcare reform negotiations and the UN climate change summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, Saturday could be counted disappointments. But Mr. Obama's incremental approach to governing built upon what liberals in his own parties might deem failures.

Panelists sitting in on part of last weeka s United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, carried interests from a oeNew York to North Little Rocka about citiesa role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The EU is looking for new allies in the fight against climate change after a failed Copenhagen summit.

Twelve-year-old Le Huyen Minh from the central province of Quang Binh raised her voice together with five others representatives from Viet Nam at the Childrena s Climate Forum 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Around the world, countries and capitalism are already working to curb global warming on their own, with or without a global treaty.

Editor's note: Xinhua correspondents Zhao Cheng and Tian Fan, who accompanied and covered Premier Wen Jiabao's tour to the Copenhagen climate talks last week, recall in this following special report what they witnessed at the summit in the Danish capital.

New Delhi: With the Conference of Parties-15 climate change meeting concluding recently in Copenhagen, Denmark, on a less than satisfactory note, an editorial in a journal on socialist thought and action has urged India, one of the emerging key players in global warming deliberations to reassess geographical implications and think of the morrow.

Asia Pacific News.Net Sunday 20th December, 2009 London, Dec. 20 : Some delegates who attended the recently concluded Conference of Parties-15 climate change meeting on Copenhagen, Denmark, have been openly critical of China for its intransigence.

Date : Sat, 19 Dec 2009 16:39:24 +0400 THE NEWLY APPOINTED AMBASSADOR OF THE KINGDOM OF DENMARK PRESENTED HIS CREDENTIALS TO PRESIDENT SERZH SARGSYAN president.am Dec 18 2009 Armenia Today, the newly appointed Ambassador of the Kingdom of Denmark Michael Borg-Hansen presented his credentials to President Serzh Sargsyan.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark , December 16, 2009 - Often critical of government officials for their failure to protect the environment, one of the largest U.S. environmental groups had praise today for President Barack Obama as he heads to the climate summit in Copenhagen.

Four Greenpeace climate activists will spend Christmas and New Year in Copenhagen prison after the High Court there this afternoon rejected appeals to release them from Danish police custody.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark , December 21, 2009 - After a marathon all night session at the UN climate summit in Copenhagen, talks aimed at reaching a deal to limit greenhouse gases warming the planet ended Saturday with what UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called an "essential beginning" that contains progress on all key fronts.

Rich and poor countries must "stop pointing fingers" and increase their pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions to salvage the faltering talks on a global warming pact, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday.

Copenhagen: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday said for a developing country like India the success of negotiations related to climate change was of high significance, as it was one of those countries of the world that might be intensely affected by the climate change.