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Dear Aubrey Meyer,
I am very supportive of GCI's proposal to the UNFCCC.
I also believe that the C&C model has applications beyond tackling climate change that include the sharing of transboundary waters.
All the best,
Richard Taylor
Lecturer in Physical Geography, Department of Geography, University College London, UK
The partial success of the “contraction and convergence” model to induce influential
climate-change policy-setters to reduce national carbon emissions (GCI 2000) shows that inviting powerful states to being part of the solution rather than part of the problem should be pursued.
GCI (2000) Contraction and Convergence: A Global Solution ot a Global Problem, Meyer 2000
Getting Transboundary Water Right: Theory and Practice for Effective Cooperation
