Published August 1, 2007
This discussion was held at the UN's New York headquarters; participants discussed scientific assessments, adaptation/mitigation, the role of the private sector, and possible courses of multilateral action. It precedes the UN's High-level Informal Dialogues on climate change in September, 2007.
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