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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Copenhagen and Beyond, a NY Times perspective
This link was pointed out by Roz Troupin. It is somewhat different from the previous post's main link in that it has more focus on the key role played by the US, and more details about what lies ahead for the US. You may have to register with the NY Times to read it (first time I did not need to register, 2nd time I did need to, but it is free and simple).
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