by United Nations · Bloomsbury Academic · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781780931692
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«Climate Protection and Development» is the collective essay edited by Frank Ackerman, Richard Kozul-Wright and Rob Vos, published by Bloomsbury in paperback.
The book studies the relationship between climate change and development and sets out the basis for a new global agreement. It avoids both catastrophism and complacency, and details concrete measures to avert the real risks of disaster. It focuses on the needs of developing countries and recalls that any large country, or group of medium-sized countries, can veto a global climate solution if it does not participate; therefore, an agreement will only be effective if it benefits everyone.
United Nations work included in the collection The United Nations Series on Development; first edition published in 2012. 208 pages.
Aimed at professionals, researchers and students of international relations, diplomacy, development studies and climate policy.
United Nations is a hardcore punk supergroup whose roots go back to at least 2005. Due to the nature of the band, it is unclear who exactly is a member of United Nations at any given time. Early promotional images of the band depicted four people wearing Ronald Reagan masks, and all original contributors were contractually obligated to remain anonymous. The only member not under contract at the time was Geoff Rickly of the band Thursday.
