THE EU AND THE CURIOUS CASE OF THE COPENHAGEN ACCORD
The goal of the 2009 UN Climate Change Conference, commonly known as the Copenhagen Summit, has been to reach a legally binding agreement between participant states. As a successor to the Kyoto Protocol, this sort of agreement would have engaged signatory parties with reducing their greenhouse gas emissions in order to prevent the rise with 2 degrees Celsius in global temperature. This paper is an analysis of the above-mentioned event, which focuses on itsmain result, namely the Copenhagen Accord. It also presents the role of the European Union at the Copenhagen Summit and in promoting sustainable development globally.
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2010
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Authors: | Furtuna, Sabina Nicoleta |
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CES Working Papers. - Centrul de Studii Europene. - Vol. 2(2).2010, June, p. 43-54
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Centrul de Studii Europene |
Subject: | sustainable development | climate change | green economy | European Union | Copenhagen Accord |
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