Top UN climate official resigning
By ARTHUR MAX
And - he didn't say he needed more time to spend with his family, or if he did it wasn't reported here. Nothing was mentioned in the article about the scandals reported associated with the most recent report. It goes on to say:AMSTERDAM — Top U.N. climate change official Yvo de Boer told The Associated Press Thursday that he was resigning after nearly four years, a period when governments struggled without success to agree on a new global warming deal.His departure takes effect July 1, five months before 193 nations are due to reconvene in Mexico for another attempt to reach a binding worldwide accord on controlling greenhouse gases.De Boer is known to be deeply disappointed with outcome of the last summit in Copenhagen, which drew 120 world leaders but failed to reach more than a vague promise by several countries to limit carbon emissions — and even that deal fell short of consensus.But he denied to the AP that his decision to quit was a result of frustration with Copenhagen.
De Boer said he will be a consultant on climate and sustainability issues for KPMG, a global accounting firm, and will be associated with several universities.For a little more go here.
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