Here we are, Tuesday, Day 2 of COP15. Yesterday’s opening ceremony and formal opening of COP15 and MOP5 (the COP serving as the 5th Meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol) are behind us and the work has begun in earnest to grapple with the text of what is being considered a Copenhagen accord. [...]
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3. December 2009
Five possible COP15 outcomes
The International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), a the London-based non-profit research institute, suggests there are five possible outcomes from the COP15 negotiations beginning next week in Copenhagen.
- Global village under siege
- No Kyoto Protocol for the United States
- Promoting cogeneration at EGSA in San Antonio
- A COP15 communique
- Impressions of a COP15 novice
- Richard Nelson: Mona's comment above is incorrect. China is making...
- Robert Farmer: Hello Mona, Most Americans are very concerned abo...
- Mona: How sad. People living on small islands of and oth...
- Robert Farmer: Dear Karen and Dave, I can empathize with your ...
- David Bruderly: The inconvenient truth is that the majority of Ame...
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9. December 2009
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