The ‘human’ factor is missing in Copenhagen
By Ellen Goodman | Friday, December 11, 2009 | The Boston Globe
“…In Copenhagen, talk is centered on technological fixes and political trade-offs. Responses are crafted by scientists, governments, meteorologists, finance experts. The silence on population is rooted in the belief that the human problem is the most intractable. But maybe it isn’t. What if we can lighten the burden on the planet while widening the chances for women? That’s my kind of offset….”…BS
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