The UN Needs A New Climate Chief
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Yvo de Boer. Photo source: AP
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Though it was a difficult four years for him at the UN - four years that culminated with a disappointing summit in Copenhagen - de Boer remains optimistic:
Copenhagen did not provide us with a clear agreement in legal terms, but the political commitment and sense of direction toward a low-emissions world are overwhelming. This calls for new partnerships with the business sector and I now have the chance to help make this happen.
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