A virtual discussion about the events, decisions and conversations from the 20th UNFCCC climate summit in Lima. Is the UNFCCC still a viable pathway to confront climate change? Can the Lima talks capture momentum from a recent US-China climate agreement and set the stage for international agreement in Paris in 2015? Are bilateral deals, like the US-China partnership, an alternative to the UNFCCC process or a critical step towards a global treaty?

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A virtual discussion about the events, decisions and conversations from
the 20th UNFCCC climate summit in Lima. Is the UNFCCC still a viable
pathway to confront climate change?
Can the Lima talks capture momentum from a recent US-China climate
agreement and set the stage for international agreement in Paris in
2015? Are bilateral deals, like the US-China partnership, an alternative
to the UNFCCC process or a critical step towards a global treaty?

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Moderator:
• Jesse Jenkins, MIT PhD Student and Researcher / Energy Writer and Digital
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Panelists:
• Rob Stowe, Executive Director, Harvard Environmental Economics Program
• Matthew Stepp, Center for Clean Energy Innovation
• Valerie Karplus, Assistant Professor of Global Economics and Management at
the MIT Sloan School of Management
Fellows:
• Danwei Zhang, @DanweiZhang
• Imran MacMillan @ImranMacMillan
• Simon Sylvester-Chaudhuri @EnergySimon

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