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Appetite for change

Posted by Jan Prahm March 12th, 2010

A very comprehensive survey, Appetite for change by PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC) examines attitudes in the international business community towards environmental regulation, legislation and taxes. Based on ca. 700 interviews─conducted in 15 countries ─executives shared their views on the impact of climate change, their preferred environmental policy tools, the role of government in protecting the environment, [...]

Copenhagen wasn´t so desastrous

Posted by Jan Prahm March 8th, 2010

The Copenhagen Climate Change Conference was widely viewed as a political failure. However, Jan Prahm argues a number of positives can be drawn from the event. Download his article that was pubished in the current issue of the GreenPort journal.

Talk globally, slow down locally – The secret theme of the world climate conference

Posted by Jan Prahm February 15th, 2010

In the opinion of the well known German social democratic politician and President of Eurosolar, Dr. Hermann Scheer, the world climate conferences of the last two decades failed because a global deal is too complex because the economic and social structures of the countries and regions are too heterogenous he writes in an article in [...]