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| Chair: | Rodney W. Nichols |
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| Staff: | David G. Victor, Adjunct Senior Fellow for Science and Technology |
April 1, 1999 - June 1, 2000
Meetings
Global Warming Policy: Where Do We Go From Here?
Related Project: Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States
| Discussant: | Robert J. Lempert, Senior Scientist, RAND |
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| Panelist: | David B. Olsen, President and CEO, Coalition to Advance Sustainable Technology |
| Speaker: | David G. Victor, Robert W. Johnson Jr. Senior Fellow, Science and Technology, Council on Foreign Relations |
Novembers make or break negotiations on global warming at The Hague ended with seemingly irreconcilable disputes. David Victor will discuss whether the current stalemate is resolvable and will present recommendations on environmental treaties and global warming commitments.
Global Warming Policy After Kyoto
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| Panelist: | William K. Reilly, President and CEO, Aqua International Partners |
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| Speaker: | David G. Victor, Robert W. Johnson, Jr., Senior Fellow, Science and Technology, Council on Foreign Relations |
Session Five: Conclusion from the Study
Related Project: Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States
| Speaker: | Rodney W. Nichols, President and CEO, New York Academy of Sciences |
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U.S. National Energy Technology Policy
Related Project: Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States
| Presider: | Rodney W. Nichols |
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| Panelist: | David G. Victor |
Contact: Rebecca Weiner 212-434-9615 or rweiner@cfr.org
Transcript: A Technology Strategy for Global Warming—National Policy
Session Four—U.S. National Energy Technology Policy
Related Project: Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States
| Speaker: | David G. Victor |
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Engaging Developing Countries in International Diffusion
Related Project: Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States
| Presider: | Rodney W. Nichols |
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| Speaker: | David G. Victor |
Session 2—October 1, 1999
Related Project: Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States
| Speaker: | David G. Victor |
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Transcript: A Technology Strategy for Global Warming—Meeting Summary—October 1, 1999
Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States (Minneapolis)
Related Project: Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States
| Panelist: | Kenneth H. Keller |
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| Speakers: | David G. Victor, Robert W. Johnson Jr., Fellow for Science and Technology, Council on Foreign Relations |
| Rodney W. Nichols, President and CEO, New York Academy of Sciences |
David Victor will look at the U.S. foreign policy implications of controlling emissions of greenhouse gases at acceptable costs with significant technological change. The national program seminars and ongoing New York study group will contribute to a book he is writing.
Location: Minneapolis Club
Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States (San Francisco)
Related Project: Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States
| Commentator: | Stephen H. Schneider |
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| Panelist: | David W. Lyon |
| Speaker: | David G. Victor, Robert W. Johnson Jr., Fellow for Science and Technology, Council on Foreign Relations |
David Victor will look at the U.S. foreign policy implications of controlling emissions of greenhouse gases at acceptable costs with significant technological change. The national program seminars and ongoing New York study group will contribute to a book he is writing.
First Session—April 2, 1999
Related Project: Study Group on Global Warming Technology Policy for the United States
| Presider: | Rodney W. Nichols |
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| Speaker: | David G. Victor, Council on Foreign Relations |
Transcript: A Technology Strategy for Global Warming—Meeting Summary—April 2, 1999
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