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18 December 2020 Climate change doesn’t stop for COVID-19, but the climate negotiations have. Ever since the first meeting of the Conference of Parties (COP) in 1995, national and European Union negotiators have typically met at least twice annually. At these conferences, delegations have taken decisions on implementing the United Nations Climate Convention and have adopted new agreements (the Kyoto Protocol in 1997 and Paris Agreement in 2015). The pandemic has meant no UN climate negotiations in 2020. There is unfinished business finalising the Paris Agreement ‘rulebook’ – e.g. rules for a new cooperative ‘mechanism’ (superseding the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism), making this unprecedented hiatus is a setback for global cooperation. As the Kyoto Protocol’s second commitment period ends on the final day of 2020, full adoption of the Paris rules is more urgent than ever.

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