After 30 years of effort to establish the C&C principle, it is now widely recognized
as 'the over-arching principle' for UNFCCC-compliance and 'Climate Governance'. 'Endorsements' below reflect that.
This 'endorsements-page' is split-up by category into separate pages.
This is evidence, perhaps supporting claims, that C&C is now the most widely cited
and arguably the most widely and diversely supported model in the UN
negotiations
on climate change and the debates these have given rise to.
Category headings below. There is some overlapping and these headings will become more diverse.
According to Chris Rose, ex Campaigns Director for Greenpeace,
10 factors have made it hard to campaign effectively ‘on climate’.
Scientists defined the issue;
Governments ran off with it;
NGOs adopted secondary roles;
The issue had no public;
The media were left to define the issue in visual terms;
Governments soft pedalled on the issue;
Scientists led calls for education of the public;
Many NGOs tried to make the UNFCCC ‘work’;
Others tried to connect it with “bigger issues”;
There was no common proposition.
He writes,
"only Aubrey Meyer father of
‘contraction and convergence’, managed to penetrate this remote citadel.
NGOs could prioritise climate change but they were stuck in someone else’s game."
NGOs were 'stuck in someone else's game'?
Chris could be right
about that, and its noteworthy that it is him saying that.
However, the comment
about C&C really says this : -
Once the need for UNFCCC-compliance is seen everything becomes clear.
It is obviously a
'shot-gun wedding' where 'climate-change' is the father with a loaded gun
and a stop-watch.
So C&C is obviously
the
onlyconceivable resolution, or 'common wedded-position'.
In organising the ‘GOAL FOCUS’ needed for UNFCCC-COMPLIANCE,
C&C is a function of 'Sacred Geometry' that ‘tunes’ IDEOLOGICAL NOISE to its TELEOLOGICAL SIGNAL. From Ideology to Teleology for UNFCCC-compliance
Summary some C&C support from government, institutional and individual sources [2008] Collected C&C support from government, institutional and individual sources [2008] Special C&C support from institutional and individual sources [2008] Organisations some C&C support [2002] Individuals some C&C support [2002] Individuals some GCI support [2002] Collected C&C resources and support from government, institutional and individual sources [2008] Special GCI C&Csupport [2003]