December 3, 2007 - 10:47 am
The UN Climate Change Conference 2007 got underway today at Bali’s seaside luxury resort of Nusa Dua. A local biofuel shortage might make things problematic for the UN conferees, but as Claudia Rosett reports at her PajamasXpress blog, “one thing you can spot even from the other side of the world is that all this climate conferencing is job-creation paradise for global bureaucrats.”
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