By Godwin Haruna
The United Nations
Climate Change Conference that ended in Warsaw penultimate Saturdayhas kept
governments on track towards a universal climate agreement in 2015 that includes
significant new decisions that will cut emissions from deforestation, Godwin
Haruna writes
For slightly over two weeks, the National Stadium in Warsaw, Poland was filled with negotiators from governments, corporations, civil society groups and other interested stakeholders for a world devoid of pollution. After walkouts and trade-offs, Warsaw set a pathway for governments to work on a draft text of a new universal climate agreement for other conferences to build upon in future.
For slightly over two weeks, the National Stadium in Warsaw, Poland was filled with negotiators from governments, corporations, civil society groups and other interested stakeholders for a world devoid of pollution. After walkouts and trade-offs, Warsaw set a pathway for governments to work on a draft text of a new universal climate agreement for other conferences to build upon in future.
