After Copenhagen: What Now?

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🗓️ 3 February 2010

⏱️ 65 minutes

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After Copenhagen: What Now? Emily Adler, Partnership Director, Alliance for Climate Education Louis Blumberg, Director, California Climate Change, The Nature Conservancy Tony Brunello, Deputy Secretary for Climate Change and Energy, California Natural Resources Agency Leslie Durschinger, Managing Partner, Terra Global Capital Caitlin Grey, Student, Alameda High School Dan Jacobson, Executive Director, Environment California AG Kawamura, Secretary, California Department of Food and Agriculture Bruce Klafter, Head, Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability, Applied Materials Sally Osberg, President and CEO, The Skoll Foundation Amy Luers, Environment Manager, Google.org Nancy Skinner, Chair, Natural Resources Committee, California State Assembly What are the prospects for a global climate treaty in 2010? With world leaders still arguing over how fast to reduce carbon pollution and who will pay for the clean up, we convene a panel of experts who attended the UN climate summit in Copenhagen. Was that a success, a bust or a little of both? We’ll have firsthand reports and backroom insights. This program was recorded in front of a live audience at the Commonwealth Club of California on February 2, 2010. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:31.8	Welcome to this podcast of Climate One at the Commonwealth Club. I'm Greg Dalton, founder of Climate One.
0:38.3	Climate One brings together thought leaders from around the world
0:41.2	to advance solutions to global warming.
0:44.0	The Commonwealth Club is a non-profit, nonpartisan forum open to the public.
0:48.9	Join us online at commonwealthclub.org.
0:55.3	Welcome to Climate One at the Commonwealth Club.
0:57.3	I'm Greg Dalton, the founder of Climate One,
0:59.2	a leadership dialogue on energy, the economy, and the environment.
1:02.3	Today we're discussing the recent UN climate conference in Copenhagen.
1:05.9	What happened?
1:07.2	Where does the process go from here?
1:09.3	Because the conference had so many dimensions, we've invited 11 participants who attended the conference to share their personal insights.
1:16.6	We have leaders from government, business, advocacy, and philanthropic circles.
1:20.6	Each will give a two-minute remark and then we'll discuss their remarks and hear from the audience in a town hall format.
1:28.3	Now I'd like to welcome first Nancy Skinner, who's chair of the Natural Resources Committee
1:32.7	of the California State Assembly and a longtime person dedicated to climate change.
1:38.5	Welcome, Nancy.
1:43.5	Good evening.
1:45.0	Copenhagen was the 11th of the 15th international UNFCC negotiations that I've attended.
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