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International

Copenhagen Report: Wednesday, December 16

The formal negotiations are taking place in only one place, the Bella Center, but throughout the city of Copenhagen the climate event cannot be missed.  Numerous buildings are draped with huge signs proclaiming some company’s, nation’s, or group’s contributions to reducing the climate problem.  Public plazas have large displays of […]

  • Copenhagen
  • International Negotiations
by Michael B. Gerrard
Published December 16, 2009
International

Copenhagen Report: Tuesday, December 15

Difficult as it is to discuss global warming in the midst of a snowstorm (such as Copenhagen is experiencing right now), discussions proceed on multiple tracks, though “tracks” implies more linearity and parallelism than actually exists. The hidden elephant (or polar bear) in many of the rooms is the United […]

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  • International Negotiations
by Michael B. Gerrard
Published December 15, 2009
International

Copenhagen report: Monday, December 14

There are many shows taking place in Copenhagen right now.  Where the real action is, however, is another question entirely. Over the weekend a mass demonstration — estimates of the number of participants range from 30,000 to 100,000 — took over parts of the city, leading to nearly 1,000 arrests.  […]

  • Copenhagen
  • International Negotiations
by Michael B. Gerrard
Published December 14, 2009
International

Copenhagen and U.S. Treaty Law

Any international agreement reached in Copenhagen can truly be binding on the U.S. only if it is incorporated into domestic law. A treaty is the law of the land, but under Article II of the Constitution, a treaty must be ratified by two-thirds of the Senate. Hard as it is […]

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by Michael B. Gerrard
Published December 3, 2009

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