A major announcement by the US and China pledging action on climate change could change the slow dynamic of UN negotiations ahead of a crucial 2015 deadline.
Will it make any difference to our ‘Greenest Government ever’.
Dare we hope!
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The Chinese can certainly change things fast if they want to – look at the clean air in Beijing for he latest summit ! – but I’m not so sure about the Americans – big business will not like it and then….say no more !
Sue