Climate Conference in Copenhagen Success is a Political Must

Eric Heymann ()

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Abstract: This conference is one of the most important and most complex in the history of climate policy negotiations. The objective is to form a treaty as a successor for the Kyoto Protocol. To enable a breakthrough on climate policy to be made in Copenhagen particularly vigorous efforts should be made to reach agreement on some key issues

Keywords: kyoto protocol; copenhagen; climate policy; conference; negotiations; greenhouse gases; poorer countries; technology; funding; emissions; agriculture; forestry (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009-11
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