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Bangkok Dispatch: Now It’s Our Turn
Written by Chrissy Schwinn | October 15th, 2009
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The international climate talks in Bangkok, Thailand ended last week with little progress but a clear directive. Political leaders must give their negotiating teams some parameters to enable real negotiations to take place and reach a final agreement in Copenhagen in December.
The talks didn’t really do too much more or less than expected. We wouldn’t [...]
Bangkok Dispatch: Elephants Take Over Climate Talks
Written by Chrissy Schwinn | October 5th, 2009
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We are headed into Week Two of international climate negotiations here in Bangkok. Progress is slow…but there is some progress. I asked Andrew Deutz, The Nature Conservancy’s director of international government relations, to provide some context on what’s going on…and what it means for a climate-change agreement in Copenhagen this December:
Q: What progress has been [...]
Bangkok Dispatch: Climate Negotiations Resume
Written by Chrissy Schwinn | October 2nd, 2009
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We are back on the negotiating trail, this time in Bangkok, continuing international discussions that happened in Bonn in June and August. I arrived here late last night wondering what I would wake up to in the morning. So much has been happening recently on climate change, from last week’s “Climate Week” in New York [...]
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