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Alexander MacDonald (December 2009)

Where: Copenhagen: COP15 UN Climate Change Conference 2009

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Alexander MacDonald, Deputy Assistant Administrator NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), feeds back to Climate-Change.tv on his conversation with Gary Locke, Secretary of the US Department of Commerce. They covered the issue of how difference in policy would affect the earth’s climate. Also see Christine Gregoire, Governor of Washington State, US, speaking from Copenhagen. And Meg Caldwell, Director of the Center for Ocean Solutions, Stanford University.

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