Post-Paris: Turning the climate agreement into action

Edenhofer, Otmar

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Post-Paris: Turning the climate agreement into action

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Edenhofer, Otmar

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Crawford School of Public Policy. College of Asia and the Pacific. The Australian National University.

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The Paris climate agreement was a landmark agreement bringing together 175 countries. But can governments around the world turn a diplomatic victory into an economic and environmental win? And what�s the future of the agreement under a new US President? In conversation with Fiona Benson are two leading experts on the Paris agreement, Professor Ottmar Edenhofer and Associate Professor Frank Jotzo.

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