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Copenhagen climate talks
23 December 2009
The New York Times
In this letter to the Editor, Tom Switzer writes that the evidence indicates that President Obama won't be able to lead the world to a post-Copenhagen deal on climate change. Read Letter
Private sector can trump politics on climate change
18 December 2009
The Sydney Morning Herald
As the obstacles remain formidable to a legally binding and effective international climate change deal, Geoffrey Garrett suggests promoting private sector innovation through government investment rather than focusing myopically on the arcane and politically charged world of emissions trading regulations. Read Article
Robert Hill in Copenhagen
16 December 2009
ABC NewsRadio
Former Australian Minister for the Environment and current head of the Australian Carbon Trust, Robert Hill, is interviewed about the prospects for an agreement at the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. Listen Online
Former environment minister says Copenhagen deal is close
15 December 2009
ABC The World Today
Robert Hill, who led Australia's negotiations at the Kyoto climate change summit, says the process at Copenhagen is much tougher but he is optimistic about a deal. Listen Online
Notes on America: Copenhagen, changing climate attitudes and more
11 December 2009
In this edition:
- In Copenhagen
- Climate change attitudes
- Star-spangled land of ideas Read More
Star-spangled land of ideas
5 December 2009
The Sydney Morning Herald
The US is attractive when it is confidently at ease, not defensive or cocky, writes James Fallows. Read Article
Robert Hill on the climate change debate in Australia, the United States and Copenhagen
3 December 2009
In this interview with ABC journalist John Barron, The Honourable Robert Hill talks about the Emissions Trading Scheme debate in Australia, the role of the United States in negotiations at the Copenhagen Conference, how important it is that US President Barack Obama attends the conference and how US domestic politics and in particular, the health care debate, have affected progress on the climate change debate in the US. Watch Online
Big picture planning
3 December 2009
Property Council of Australia
Sustainability needs to get ambitious, stop focusing on buildings and start getting serious about precincts, according to Professor of Urban Planning Ed Blakely. Read Article
A chance to win back Howard battlers
2 December 2009
The Australian Financial Review
By no longer being carbon copies of Labor, the Liberals can win back Middle Australia, writes Tom Switzer. Read Article
