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All items tagged KyotoOpen Think Tank ArticlesJanuary 13, 2012 | An International Event Calendar for 2012Editorial Team: Elections and transfers of power look set to dominate world events in 2012. Will Chinese leadership adopt a more aggressive stance? Will Egypt develop into an Islamist regime? Here is a brief look at these and other events likely to shape the new year. Feel free to share any events you think will also be important. ... MoreJune 2, 2008 | High Hopes for an US-EU led International Climate Change PolicyAxel Berg: After the elections in the US, Europeans are expecting to forge ahead with transatlantic cooperation on climate policy. Whoever is in the White House, expectations are high, especially among the Germans who want to set precedents and increase pressure on the international community. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesJuly 11, 2008 | Cowboy Diplomacy and Climate ChangeBush’s “cowboy diplomacy” is changing the way the world addresses climate change. ++ The new G8 document reflects the approach of the White House since 2002. ++ For the first time, the G8 acknowledged that progress will depend on technological advancements and that any climate program requires the involvement of countries like China and India. ++ It also recognized that ... MoreMay 2, 2008 | The Children Will Pay for Climate ChangeSince global warming – by causing “natural” disasters, disease, and conflict – is threatening the lives and livelihoods of ever more children in the third world, we need to increase our contribution to the cost of adapting to climate change so that it is more evenly shared. ++ Governments, the private sector, and individuals must take action and adapt aid to the level of ... More |
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