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Op-ed August 18th 2015

At COP21: A comprehensive, fair and realistic agreement?

Ideas4development.org

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    Adaptation, Resilience, Financing, Solidarity, Justice… are a few words which resonate in the climate negotiations. What issues need to be addressed by the major Climate Conference that will be held in Paris in December? Interview with Teresa Ribera, Director of Iddri. Before talking more specifically about COP21: Why must climate change be a core concern for us? Because the consequences of climate change are already visible and are going to become more pronounced! They make the necessity to profoundly change our lifestyles ever more acute. They also undermine the efforts achieved in recent years to develop the most vulnerable countries. [...] >> Read the op-ed/interview online [...]

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    Teresa Ribera

    Teresa Ribera

    Minister for the Ecological Transition of Spain

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