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The 300-350 Show
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Saleemul Huq (International Institute for Environment & Development) and others.
 Climate Radio  Contact Contributor
Oct. 19, 2009, 2:11 p.m.
An analysis of the UN climate talks in Bangkok with a veteran who has been to “nearly all of them”.
Produced by Phil England for Climate Radio and ResonanceFM. Please drop me a quick note if you broadcast this programme at phil@switch-off.co.uk. Many thanks! www.climateradio.org www.resonancefm.com
While Norway has announced a 40% cut in their emissions by 2020, the other rich countries seem to want to run as fast as possible from their legal and moral obligations to make deep and binding cuts and provide finance and technology for poor countries. But their premature call to kill the Kyoto Protocol has been fiercely resisted by poor countries. Can rich countries put deep cuts and adequate financing and technology on the table in time to save the deal and prevent globally catastrophic climate change?

Includes an analysis of rich country targets by the Association of Small Island States and a vote of no confidence speech by the Youth Delegation.

Links and references to follow or see: www.climateradio.org

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The 300-350 Show is made for ResonanceFM in London and is syndicated free to not-for-profit community radio stations and independent media outlets around the globe.

The programme is named after what is now believed to the safe level in parts per million (ppm) of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. This finding is based on the work of James Hansen and his team in a paper titled "Target Atmospheric CO2: Where Should Humanity Aim." http://arxiv.org/abs/0804.1126

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