August 5, 2010
HELME SPEAKS TO CLIMATE-CHANGE.TV
BONN - CCAP's Ned Helme discusses monitoring, reporting and verifications as well as finance.

August 5, 2010
HELME FEATURED IN EM MAGAZINE
Ned Helme talks about developing country actions and prospects for a global treaty

August 4, 2010
NOBLIS TALKS TO CCAP'S FOSTER
CCAP's Adaptation Program Manager, Josh Foster, dicusses pursuing adaptation measures through existing authorities.

May 19, 2010
FIGUERES WILL BE A UNITER, RESTORE TRUST IN INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE NEGOTIATIONS SAYS CENTER FOR CLEAN AIR POLICY PRESIDENT NED HELME
Washington, D.C. — Center for Clean Air Policy (CCAP) President Ned Helme released the following statement in response to the announcement that Christiana Figueres of Costa Rica has been selected to be the next executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC):

May 12, 2010
CCAP PRESIDENT NED HELME SAYS KERRY-LIEBERMAN BILL WILL HELP “RE-START” CLIMATE DEBATE IN THE U.S. SENATE

November 5, 2009
CCAP PRESIDENT NED HELME SAYS MOVING SENATE CLIMATE BILL OUT OF COMMITTEE HELPS TO REACH GLOBAL AGREEMENT

October 29, 2009
CCAP PRESIDENT NED HELME SAYS SENATE CLIMATE BILL NEEDED TO REACH GLOBAL AGREEMENT IN COPENHAGEN, ENCOURAGE ACTION BY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
10/29/09 -- CCAP told members of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee today that passing the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act (CEJAPA) is critical to reaching a deal at the international climate change negotiations in Copenhagen, Denmark in December.

October 1, 2009
CCAP AND MEXICO, INDIA SAY DEVELOPING COUNTRY AND U.S. EMISSION REDUCTION ACTIONS ARE KEY TO COPENHAGEN FRAMEWORK
Clean Skies TV, 9/30/09 – CCAP President Ned Helme and representatives from Mexico and India told Clean Skies TV that nations crafting a post-2012 international framework at the UN climate talks in Copenhagen this December will rely heavily on both U.S. and developing country actions. Regarding the U.S. climate bill, Helme said he does not think it will be necessary to pass through the Senate before Copenhagen, but making it to the Senate Floor by then will be an important step.

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