Feb 13, 2012 03:05 PM
Nick Robins
Delivering an investment-grade outcome at Rio+20
One of the key tests of Rio+20 is whether it can convince investors the green economy is worth putting money into
The draft outcome for the Rio+20 conference on sustainable development – The Future We Want – has valiantly tried to squeeze 2,298 pages of submissions into a 19-page set of priorities. The text is a mixed bag containing the hopeful, the vague and the promising. Unlike the first Rio conference, the meeting in June will not produce "hard law" agreements (such as the climate and biodiversity conventions).
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