Posted on 21 December 2009. Tags: Climate change, COP15, Copenhagen
By: Cathleen Kelly
COPENHAGEN — After two weeks of intense and chaotic negotiations, more than two dozen countries, including those most responsible for current and future warming, promised to reduce their emissions and finance green growth and efforts to cope with climate change in developing countries. President Obama ended the deadlock that had plagued the talks by brokering [...]
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Posted in Climate, COP 15
Posted on 21 December 2009.
By: Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff
COPENHAGEN — It will be discussed for some time whether the “Copenhagen Accord” represents an unsatisfactory compromise or an unmitigated failure. Whatever the ultimate answer, there are some preliminary lessons that can be drawn from a memorably chaotic global gathering. The full text can be found with the Financial Times.
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Posted in Asia, China, Climate, COP 15, Economics, Energy, Environment, European Union, Trade & Poverty Reduction, Transatlantic Relations, United States