Comments on: Copenhagen: Obama In, UN Climate Chief Says No Plan B

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By: Copenhagen: U.S. Energy Secretary Highlights Power of the Stimulus Funds

Copenhagen: U.S. Energy Secretary Highlights Power of the Stimulus Funds — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 02:23:59 +0000

[...] Still there’s less than a week left for the COP15 negotiators to come to some sort of agreement for world emission reductions and the U.S. is once again — like with the Kyoto protocol — looking like it’s going to be the key road block. The Copenhagen event has featured many U.S. politicians (most making speeches in the U.S. expo at COP15) but few with any plans or commitments to try to up the emissions targets put forth by the Obama administration this month. [...]

By: Why the Copenhagen Climate Talks Are Important for Silicon Valley

Why the Copenhagen Climate Talks Are Important for Silicon Valley — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 23:01:53 +0000

[...] technology will unfold. While it’s looking like a legally-binding agreement on emissions cuts might be put off until 2010, negotiators at the UN climate talks starting in Copenhagen next week will determine how aggressive [...]

By: Greentech Guide to Cop15

Greentech Guide to Cop15 — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 05:02:13 +0000

[...] it previously looked like the U.S. was headed for a redo of 2001 for the upcoming summit, President Obama has now pledged to attend Copenhagen on Dec. 9, and the U.S. says it will set a provisional emissions target in the [...]