Richard Black and the Stakeholder Forum

3/17/12, Black's Whitewash, a new blog about Richard Black and the BBC, via Bishop Hill via Tom Nelson

"“Working in close collaboration with the BBC World Service Trust, Stakeholder Forum identified a team of journalists from developing countries to attend the UN Commission on Sustainable Development-16 in New York (2009). Mentored by the BBC Environment Correspondent, Richard Black, the team were provided with an intensive training on all aspects of radio production and the policy issues under discussion at the CSD-16 including water, agriculture, land, and rural development.”"...

3/14/12, This post, "Richard Black And Stakeholder Forum," was horrifying but necessary.

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More stakeholders who 'care' about the environment:

3/24/09, "Climate Lobbyists Look Beyond Cap and Trade," by Christa Marshall, NY Times

• "Once we're actually trading carbon, everything moves into the litigation stage," he said.

• "That's going to be a madhouse. Everyone will be arguing over whether a ton of carbon is really a ton.""

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9/16/09, McCullagh, CBSNewsBlog: "The Obama administration has privately concluded that a cap and trade law would

• cost American taxpayers up to $200 billion a year,

• the equivalent of hiking personal income taxes by about 15 percent."...

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