Proceeding contribution from Harry Cohen (Labour) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 5 January 2010. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Copenhagen Climate Change Conference.
Copenhagen Climate Change Conference
Was the delegate from Sudan right when comparing the failure at Copenhagen to a holocaust? Will not many millions be killed in this century as a result of higher temperatures and increased natural disasters including flooding and, indeed, in wars? Although the United States, China and, in my opinion, the developing world were at fault in not getting an agreement, why did the EU not put its best position on the table? What is that best position? Why is the money commitment to get the developing world on board so soft and unreliable? What are the Government going to do to strengthen that arrangement?
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- 2009-10
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- Climate change Developing countries International assistance International cooperation Pollution control Conferences Greenhouse gas emissions
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