Replacing Kyoto
30 March 2009 - 12:00pm
This report from KQED radio looks at efforts to craft a replacement for the Kyoto Protocols.
"This week in Paris, top European and American climate change experts met to brainstorm responses to global warming. The meeting, organized by Stanford University and The French American Foundation, will help lay the groundwork for a new climate change agreement to replace the current Kyoto Protocols."
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Brainstorming a New Climate Change Accord
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KQED, March 26, 2009
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