Difference between revisions of "Climate Change Negotiations"
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== Questions to research == | == Questions to research == | ||
1. Current state of negotiations and how do you see it evolving in 10 years?<br> | 1. Current state of negotiations and how do you see it evolving in 10 years?<br> | ||
2. Why the negotiations are neccesary?<br> The world need to set a new target after Kyoto Protocol and Copenhagen Accord. And also because only 25% of participants take the responsibility during Copenhagen meeting, the negotiations are needed without any doubts. | 2. Why the negotiations are neccesary?<br> The world need to set a new target after Kyoto Protocol and Copenhagen Accord. And also because only 25% of participants take the responsibility during Copenhagen meeting, the negotiations are needed without any doubts.<br> | ||
3. Who are the major parties trying to slow down the proccess? OPEC member countires. How the negotiations are being pursued by different parties?<br> | 3. Who are the major parties trying to slow down the proccess? OPEC member countires. <br> | ||
4. How does the negotiation proccess work?<br> | How the negotiations are being pursued by different parties?<br> | ||
4. How does the negotiation proccess work?<br> Basically, they have negotiation meetings in every working day in the EU organization. After all the EU member make a deal, they starts processing regin to regin or regin to country engotiations in each international climate change meeting.<br> | |||
5. Do you see the negotiations are moving out of UN?<br> | 5. Do you see the negotiations are moving out of UN?<br> | ||
6. What is the position of the Netherlands in these negotiations? How it is in respect to the rest of EU?<br> | 6. What is the position of the Netherlands in these negotiations? How it is in respect to the rest of EU?<br> | ||