Check out the full text of the U.S. China Joint Statement at CBS The joint statement issued tonight from beijing has a remarkable number of agreements in it. But I only want to discuss the implications of the climate and energy agreements. (Well, first, I want to note that the Yuan isn’t budging yet, but [...]
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The last round of negotiations prior to the Copenhagen Summit in Barcelona fizzled to a message of decreased expectations. This has set the table for rapid political posturing from the US. On Tuesday the Wall Street Journal quoted several key Senators, including climate bill sponsor Sen. Kerry, with various statements postponing the possibility of US [...]
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The New Delhi Accord, reached today, between India and China aligns the two traditional rivals in a unified stance on climate change negotiations. This move in the lead up to Copenhagen will have meaningful impacts on the type of agreement that can possibly be accomplished there. The accord insists that neither China nor India will [...]
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