Global Warming Gridlock
Creating More Effective Strategies for Protecting the Planet
by:
David G. Victor
Summary:
The book analyzes the failure of traditional diplomatic approaches to address global climate change and suggests a new strategy focused on coordinated national policies and smaller-scale international agreements. It emphasizes the importance of practical solutions that can be implemented effectively and the importance of engaging major emitters in a more flexible, politically realistic framework.
Key points:
1. Complex Negotiations: Victor says global warming talks are stuck because international negotiations are too complex. He thinks smaller talks with key countries might work better.
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