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Global Warming: The China Trap
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Following the Earth Summit (aka "Rio") in 1992, the task became to develop agreements on how to curb greenhouse gas emissions across the globe. One of the great challenges was, and still is, to address developing nation such as China that are ever growing emitters of greenhouse gasses. In this video, Dr. Thomas Heller discusses some of the major issues involved with international environmental law and how they relate to China.
Tags:
- China
- Environmental
- policy
- international law
- Rio
- Earth Summit
- global
- warming
- public lecture
- global warming
- climate change
- international climate agreements
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