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Amb. Bo Kjellén on the evolution of climate negotiations in advance of COP 21

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with Amb. Bo Kjellén With the pre-negotiations for COP 21—the upcoming climate summit in Paris—entering a critical phase, Think Globally Radio this week sits down with Ambassador Bo Kjellén, Sweden’s former chief climate negotiator and one of the architects of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Ambassador Kjellén provides … more >>

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with Amb. Bo Kjellén With the pre-negotiations for COP 21—the upcoming climate summit in Paris—entering a critical phase, Think Globally Radio this week sits down with Ambassador Bo Kjellén, Sweden’s former chief climate negotiator and one of the architects of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Ambassador Kjellén provides insight into the key aspects of the negotiations just weeks before COP 21, and reflects upon the significant changes that have taken place in the UNFCCC process since its founding in 1992, and the impasse in Copenhagen in 2009. The Think Globally Radio episode October 11 2015

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