Sectoral approaches can enhance international climate policy, but industry self-regulation is not an option. This was the overriding message of a joint WBCSD/CPEQ side event at COP 11. The event explored what companies think about the ability of sectoral approaches to contribute to the battle against climate change.
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Posted on 28th December 2005
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