The Paris Climate Talks Won't Solve Global Warming. Here's What They'll Do Instead.

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Nov. 30, 2015

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Vox

"On the wonky side, Brian Flannery, Raymond J. Kopp, and Clayton Munnings of Resources for the Future have a great guide on key details of the Paris talks, such as compliance, transparency, and finance."

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Brian P. Flannery

Visiting Fellow

Brian Flannery joined Resources for the Future as a visiting fellow in 2012. At RFF he continues involvement on climate and energy issues that began in 1980 when he joined Exxon’s Corporate Research Laboratory.

Raymond J. Kopp

Senior Fellow

Raymond J. Kopp is a senior fellow at RFF. During his career Kopp has specialized in the analysis of environmental and natural resource issues with a focus on Federal regulatory activity.

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