Overcoming the Deadlock: Climate Policy after Copenhagen International Seminar












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            * Overcoming the Deadlock: Climate Policy after Copenhagen International Seminar
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            Prague, March 3, 2010


            PRESS RELEASE


            Envisioned and proposed by prof. Bedřich Moldan, member of the Czech Senate and director o
            University's Environment Center, the Overcoming the Deadlock: Climate Policy after Copenha
            place on March 3, 2010 in the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic, attracting g

            the experts on environment.


            Representatives of European countries and institutions and Czech experts from governmental
            NGOs and businesses reflected upon the questions and outcomes of the December's Copenhagen
            also discussed which way the international negotiations on climate change should take and 

            of the particular key players, political organizations and the transatlantic partnerships 
            topics included the effects of the Copenhagen Accord on the Czech economy and the energy i


            “The lack of discussion about climate change in Czech politics makes me very sad. I am gla
            seminar helped open the discussion of this topic in the Czech Republic”, said Senator Mold
            remarks.


            The seminar was organised by the Environment Center of Charles University and the Heinrich
            Foundation, in cooperation with the Committee on Public Administration, Regional Developme

            Environment of the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic.

            Translation: Jaroslav Švelch