COPENHAGEN SUMMIT OFFERS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER OPPORTUNITIES FOR POWER PRODUCERS
July 1st, 2009
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THERE is a sense, in the rivers of documents pouring from international talks to replace the Kyoto Protocol with a new global warming treaty in Copenhagen this December that the chickens are really coming home to roost.
For the first time - at July's G8 summit in Italy - there was a common near-universal declaration that humankind has been messing up the climate and has to stop filling the atmosphere with carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. There was even a clear recognition - at last - supported by the United States, China, India, ...
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