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Bali high - or ballyhoo?

By David Jeffery

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Now that Australia has ratified the Kyoto Protocol, I'd expect that Kyoto-related debate and discussion in Australia would focus on:
  1. Can we meet our emissions targets in the first commitment period (2008 - 2012)?
  2. What happens after 2012? What will the new Kyoto Protocol or alternative post-Kyoto agreement look like?

For the first issue, the die is really cast: there's not much we can change now in terms of domestic policy that will pay big dividends within the next 5 years.

The Bali conference will kick off international discussions on the second issue - probably one of the most important things to get right in the coming century.

What do you think should be the essential ingredients of Kyoto Protocol Mark II?

Full post as published by Oikos on December 04, 2007 (boomark / email).

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