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CLIM is the abbreviation for the European Parliament Committee on Climate Change. | CLIM is the abbreviation for the European Parliament Committee on Climate Change. | ||
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| + | == Lyon 2015 - Academic Power Shifts Forum == | ||
| + | Participants at the youth conference in Lyon discussed the following topic in the CLIM committee: | ||
| + | :A new Kyoto Protocol? With recent efforts in energy policy changes in France including a new Energy Transition for Green Growth bill and the Clean Power Plan in the United States, the upcoming 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris could mark a decisive stage in the negotiations of a post-2020 international agreement on climate change. What priorities should the EU set for its negotiations of a binding and universal climate agreement? | ||
== Warsaw 2016 - Power Shifts Academic Forum == | == Warsaw 2016 - Power Shifts Academic Forum == | ||
Participants at the youth conference in Warsaw discussed the following topic in the CLIM committee: | Participants at the youth conference in Warsaw discussed the following topic in the CLIM committee: | ||
:Saving the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: With the Market Stability Reserve expected to become effective only around 2025, is Sweden’s recent decision to purchase and scrap emissions allowances an example to follow? What avenues can be pursued to make ETS work better sooner? | :Saving the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: With the Market Stability Reserve expected to become effective only around 2025, is Sweden’s recent decision to purchase and scrap emissions allowances an example to follow? What avenues can be pursued to make ETS work better sooner? | ||
Revision as of 18:26, 22 October 2016
CLIM is the abbreviation for the European Parliament Committee on Climate Change.
Lyon 2015 - Academic Power Shifts Forum
Participants at the youth conference in Lyon discussed the following topic in the CLIM committee:
- A new Kyoto Protocol? With recent efforts in energy policy changes in France including a new Energy Transition for Green Growth bill and the Clean Power Plan in the United States, the upcoming 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris could mark a decisive stage in the negotiations of a post-2020 international agreement on climate change. What priorities should the EU set for its negotiations of a binding and universal climate agreement?
Warsaw 2016 - Power Shifts Academic Forum
Participants at the youth conference in Warsaw discussed the following topic in the CLIM committee:
- Saving the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: With the Market Stability Reserve expected to become effective only around 2025, is Sweden’s recent decision to purchase and scrap emissions allowances an example to follow? What avenues can be pursued to make ETS work better sooner?
Subcategories
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
