Perspective
Dec. 22, 2009
Compulsory Copenhagen
Tessa Schwartz and Sarah Niyogi of Morrison & Foerster say the need for clean technology transfer cannot be suspended.
By Tessa Schwartz and Sarah Niyogi
Climate change talks in Copenhagen have fractured. A binding agreement on climate change is nowhere in sight. Even so, world leaders have reached consensus on one thing - the adoption of clean technologies in developed and developing countries is imperative to mitigate climate change. The method to best facilitate technology transfer, however, has been the subject of intense debate at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Ch...For only $95 a month (the price of 2 article purchases)
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