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The EU and Strategies for New Climate Treaty Negotiations (2011:12epa)
28/11/2011
Author : Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies (SIEPS)
by Katak Malla
 
The EU and other concerned parties are now gathered in Durban in order to try to reach an agreement governing emission reductions after 2012, when the first commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol expires. The EU has been a leading actor in the climate negotiations since the 1992 Rio conference. However, against the background of the current stalemate in the negotiations, it remains to be seen whether the union can demonstrate a more proactive leadership with the aim of establishing a comprehensive climate treaty.

In this analysis, Katak Malla, Senior Researcher at SIEPS, discusses the role of EU during the climate negotiations so far and concludes with some policy recommendations for the present round.

To read more and download the analysis, go to SIEPS' webpage.
 
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stop global warming

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Reading..

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more post about this pls.

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