The business community must assume some of the responsibility for the lack of results at UN climate talks last year in Copenhagen (COP15). The business communities silence is not only detrimental to the planet it effectively excludes critical expertise vital to crafting climate change solutions. To continue reading go to THE GREEN MARKET
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The Business Community's Silence on UN Climate Change Negotiations
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Tuesday, March 16 2010
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