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ICT'S Climate Solution Role Highlighted In Copenhagen

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Stephen Harper, Intel's global director for Environment and Energy Policy blogs from Copenhagen for National Journal.

The "COP 15" climate negotiations in Copenhagen is now half completed and the ultimate outcome still is far from clear. Many issues remain to be resolved, and many of those will not be resolved when the meeting draws to a close. The fact is that there still are a lot of really knotty issues and expecting 200-plus countries to reach consensus on all or even most of those issues quickly isn't realistic.

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