Climate change negotiations-legally binding treaty or voluntary agreements: Lessons from international action on tuberculosis

Heywood, Peter

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Climate change negotiations-legally binding treaty or voluntary agreements: Lessons from international action on tuberculosis

Date

2013

Authors

Heywood, Peter

Publisher

John Wiley & Sons Inc.

Abstract

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change UNFCCC negotiations in Durban and Doha agreed to develop a new Kyoto Protocol (KP) in which neither the form nor content of future agreements are set-they are to be determined over the 3years remai