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Building Momentum

Written by LEaD Blogger on December 11th, 2012March 5th, 2013. Leave a comment
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During the COP18 Climate Change negotiations in Doha recently, Yeb Saño, a member of the Philippines Climate Change Commission, broke down while calling on negotiators to do more. With 500 people dead and 250,000 homeless from Typhoon Bopha, Saño implored: “If not us, then who? If not now, then when?”

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Can the Private Sector Play a Bigger Part at COP17?

Written by LEaD Blogger on December 6th, 2011. Leave a comment

Cross-posted from GreenBiz.com
UNFCCC Executive Secretary Christiana Figueres summed up this weekend the hope and frustration that the climate change negotiations — also known as COP 17 — uniquely embody.
Speaking this weekend to jet-lagged executive…

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