COP15

• Dan Farber
• January 14, 2010

Where Do We Go After Copenhagen?

Berkeley will be holding an interdisciplinary conference of climate change experts on January 28 to sort out the aftermath of Copenhagen.  The participants will include faculty in law, political science, economics, public policy, and engineering.  For more details about the conference or to RSVP, click here.

• Dan Farber
• December 28, 2009

Copenhagen– The NRDC View

David Doniger, of NRDC, has posted his assessment of the Copenhagen Accord.  It’s more positive than a lot of what we heard right after the conference ended.  His conclusion: So give up the sour and grudging reviews.  The Copenhagen Accord is a significant breakthrough that signals a new era of effective cooperation between all major …

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• Dan Farber
• December 20, 2009

After Copenhagen — Where Do We Go From Here?

Copenhagen was a letdown, and it would have been a complete disaster without President Obama’s last-minute efforts.  Where do we go from here?  How do we get the climate change effort back on track? We’ll be holding a conference at Berkeley on January 28 to explore those issues.  “Beyond Copenhagen: Forging a Global Response to …

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