ENB @ IPCC-25, 26-28 April 2006, Port Louis, Mauritius - Highlights for Friday, 28 April 2006

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Highlights for Friday, 28 April 2006

On Friday, the IPCC completed work at its twenty-fifth session, reaching conclusions on all outstanding agenda items, including: the programme and budget for 2006 to 2009; further work on emission scenarios; a communications strategy and outreach; a policy and process for admitting observer organizations; a proposal for a Special Report on renewable energy; and a review of the IPCC terms of reference.

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Delegates, including Professor QIN Dahe (China), Co-Chair of Working Group I, perused the documents as they were released

Jean-Pascal van Ypersele (Belgium), Co-Chair of the contact group on emissions scenarios, presented a proposal on "Further Work of the IPCC on Emissions Scenarios”

José Romero (Switzerland), addresses the plenary in the afternoon

Yoko Nobuoka of the Global Industrial and Social Progress Research Institute (GISPRI) in Tokyo

Lars Müller of the European Commission

The ENB writing team at IPCC-25 (from left) Alexis Conrad (Canada), Sarah Stewart Johnson (US), Ingrid Barnsley (Australia) and María Gutiérrez (Mexico)


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