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The corridors of the COP16/ CMP6 headquarters have constant activity of the delegates 24 hours a day
Delegates from around the world tell their stories of the COP16/CMP6 on all the technological tools available
The Moon Palace hotel, main venue of the event, boasts open spaces for the convenience of delegates.
Staff groups for logistical support, are fundamental to the COP16/ CMP6 for running smoothly.
The COP16 CMP6 attendees are conscious of the importance of not increasing the carbon footprint during the Conference
Moving from site to site of the Moon Palace hotel, is easier and more enjoyable in bicycle.
From November 29, the COP16/ CMP6 starting date, delegates continue arriving to Cancun.
Delegates collect and share information on emissions of greenhouse gases, national policies and best practices among them.
Delegates not only negotiate in the inside the conference rooms.
In different areas of the hotel, you can see delegates discuss the most important topics of the COP16/ CMP6, 24 hours a day.
The COP16/CMP6 will meet, until 10th December, about 25 thousand delegates and representatives of civil society from 194 countries in Cancun.
The delegates have internet access in any area of the event.
Social networks have had a positive impact to facilitate spread the news of COP16/CMP6.
The COP16/CMP6 have no rests any minute, looking to achieve agreements which will mark a new future for the planet.
The official name of the meeting is "16th Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change" (COP 16), and serves also as 6th Conference of the Parties of the Kyoto Protocol. (CMP6)
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change established a general framework for intergovernmental efforts to solve the challenge of Climate Change
Recognizes that the climate system is a shared resource whose stability may be affected by industrial activities and other that emit carbon dioxide and other gases that retain heat.
The delegates during the COP16/ CMP6 cooperate to prepare for and adapt to the effects of Climate Change.

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The corridors of the COP16/ CMP6 headquarters have constant activity of the delegates 24 hours a day

Delegates from around the world tell their stories of the COP16/CMP6 on all the technological tools available

The Moon Palace hotel, main venue of the event, boasts open spaces for the convenience of delegates.

Staff groups for logistical support, are fundamental to the COP16/ CMP6 for running smoothly.

The COP16 CMP6 attendees are conscious of the importance of not increasing the carbon footprint during the Conference

Moving from site to site of the Moon Palace hotel, is easier and more enjoyable in bicycle.

From November 29, the COP16/ CMP6 starting date, delegates continue arriving to Cancun.

Delegates collect and share information on emissions of greenhouse gases, national policies and best practices among them.

Delegates not only negotiate in the inside the conference rooms.

In different areas of the hotel, you can see delegates discuss the most important topics of the COP16/ CMP6, 24 hours a day.

The COP16/CMP6 will meet, until 10th December, about 25 thousand delegates and representatives of civil society from 194 countries in Cancun.

The delegates have internet access in any area of the event.

Social networks have had a positive impact to facilitate spread the news of COP16/CMP6.

The COP16/CMP6 have no rests any minute, looking to achieve agreements which will mark a new future for the planet.

The official name of the meeting is "16th Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change" (COP 16), and serves also as 6th Conference of the Parties of the Kyoto Protocol. (CMP6)

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change established a general framework for intergovernmental efforts to solve the challenge of Climate Change

Recognizes that the climate system is a shared resource whose stability may be affected by industrial activities and other that emit carbon dioxide and other gases that retain heat.

The delegates during the COP16/ CMP6 cooperate to prepare for and adapt to the effects of Climate Change.

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