More Common Ground Than You Might Think

The six nations that make up the Asia-Pacific Partnership for Clean Development and Climate met in Sydney earlier this week to outline the broad goals and establish a fund to develop new technological solutions.

Over at E&ETV, one reporter interviewed Annie Petsonk of Environmental Defense and asked her what she thought of the partnership. A colleague of mine passed along a note after watching:

Today's Onpoint internet "TV" interview has Annie Petsonk, international counsel at Environmental Defense on, who, at 8:40 in the interview, says ED supports "a competitive market in which anyone that comes up with a better, cheaper, faster way of cutting GHG emissions and growing the economy can make money."

Interesting. For the complete archive of E&ETV's interviews, click here.

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