Monday, December 14 - 9:00 AM. We're inside the Bella Centre after waiting no more than five minutes to get our press credentials! Last week Susan had to wait in line for over an hour outside just to get her credentials, but today the line to get your press pass was non-existent! It seems like the press credential rush to get inside the Bella Centre could be coming to a end...for now. But that's not to say things are slowing down this Monday morning at COP15. Our staff here has an extremely busy day planned -- we're gearing up for a press conference with IEA Director Nabuo Tanaka, followed by an exclusive one-on-one interview with him. Afterwards, we'll head over to a press conference hosted by Energy Secretary Steven Chu. Be sure to check out all of our coverage on our live broadcasts today at 9 AM and 4 PM eastern. Back later for more!
Start of Week 2 -- No Lines, But A Busy Day Ahead!
posted December 14, 2009 at 3:00am
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