Post-Copenhagen: A Perspective from Australia and Its Asian-Pacific Neighbours

The biggest climate change conference in history is over and one month on, opinions are still divided over its significance for the fight against climate change and the future of global climate change negotiations. The Copenhagen Climate Change Conference took place from 7-19 December 2009 and was by far the largest climate change conference ever held. It attracted enormous public attention, more than 100 heads of state attended the conference and 40,000 people had registered for participation.