CONTENTS

"AFTER COPENHAGEN"
5 EDITORIAL
BRUNO SAUVALLE
7 FOREWORD: Back to Copenhagen
BRICE LALONDE
11 Text of the Copenhagen


Science
15 Debates and controversies surrounding global warming
Jean JOUZEL
22 Copenhagen: another look
Paul-Henri BOURRELIER


What future international agreement?
31 An action plan for the post-Copenhagen
Stéphane HALLEGATE
35 The great bifurcation of the Copenhagen conference
Olivier GODARD
42 Carbon markets after Copenhagen
Joffrey CELESTIN-URBAIN
48 The Copenhagen commitments and the question of comparability of efforts
Patrick CRIQUI et Constantin ILASCA

The subjects or topics of negotiation
56 Cent billion
Sandrine de GUIO et Jean-Jacques BARBÉRIS
64 Copenhagen: the regrettable absence of international bunkers
Marie-Claire LHENRY
69 Towards a better consideration of the forest and agriculture in the international climate policy
Nathalie GUESDON et Pascal BLANQUET
76 The diffusion of fight against the greenhouse effect to emerging economies. Status and possible levers
Matthieu GLACHANT et Yann MÉNIÈRE
82 Copenhagen and adaptation to climate change
Bertrand REYSSET


Stakeholders
88 We must prepare now, the post-Copenhagen!
Michel HAVARD
93 After Copenhagen
The view of an industrial
Alain CAPMAS
97 Copenhagen needed a political earthquake? The views of WWF
Elise BUCKLE
103 The fifteenth Conference of the Parties (COP 15), Copenhagen (7-18 December 2009)
Jean-Pierre BOMPARD