Cancun Summit – the green business verdict
The agreements are flawed and incomplete, but they still represent an historic breakthrough
First the caveats. Any diplomats waking up following the dramatic final night of negotiations at the Cancun Summit feeling a warm glow of pride at a job well done would be wise to remind themselves that...
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