Eileen Claussen Says Goals in Copenhagen Not Achievable
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Eileen Claussen, president of the Pew Center on Global Climate Change, explain why she says a treaty in Copenhagen with absolute emission reduction targets from developed countries is unlikely. She believes a framework may be put in place, but not a complete treaty.
Published: 10/19/09 1:45pm
Running Time: 07:35
Related Keywords: Politics, International (Politics), Clean Skies News, Eileen Claussen, COPENHAGEN COVERAGE, UNITED NATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE COPENHAGEN, climate treaty, Copenhagen, Eileen Claussen, Environment and Public Works Committee, Pew Center
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