Meenakshi Raman (June 2010)
Where: Bonn 2010: 31st SBSTA & SBI; 12th AWG KP & 10th AWG LCA
Meenakshi Raman, from the Third World Network, talks about the policy analyis and campaigning their organisation does, from a developing world perspective. She expresses alarm over the belief the negotiations are going backwards, not forwards. She refers to the Kyoto Protocol and how, under the Copenhagen Accord, it could be dismantled. She makes the point that the current Annex I targets will lead to a temperature rise of up to four degrees. She expresses frustration at the lack of leadership to the negotiations and urges for an aggregate target to the Second Commitment Period. She makes the point that the EU has a big role to play, but says they are being undermined and accuses them of hiding being "newcomer-on-the-block" US.
All Interviews
About Us
Find out who is saying what from the climate change talks in the run-up to the Cancun climate change conference. We follow the negotiations worldwide, throughout the year. The site has interviews with world leaders, expert observers, scientists, environmentalists and NGOs on the effects of climate change, causes of global warming and the future of the Kyoto Protocol.
Sponsors
For information about opportunities around sponsoring Climate Change TV, please contact Paul Cooper,
