Mobilize Resist Transform
This briefing analyses the agreement made at the COP16 climate negotiations in Cancun and specifically the role of the European Union. It analyses how the deal in Cancún measures up to what science and justice demand and looks at what the EU must do over the coming year before the COP17 UN climate negotiations in South Africa to ensure progress towards an agreement on tackling climate change in line with what the planet and the people need.
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