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 s Negotiations
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DESCRIPTION:What is the COP? What is the UNFCCC (1992)? What was the Kyoto 
 Protocol (1997)? What is the Paris Agreement (2015)? Why do these nations 
 meet every year? Why did it take eighteen years to go from the Kyoto Proto
 col to the Paris Agreement? Arthur Lee will provide brief historical conte
 xt to these climate change negotiations and provide summary highlights of 
 the COP27 Sharm El-Sheik Implementation Plan against this historical backd
 rop. Further\, he will provide a few forward-looking views of what will ne
 ed to be further negotiated at COP28\, and even COP29.\n\nBio\n\nArthur Le
 e is a Chevron Fellow and Senior Strategy Advisor within Chevron’s Corpo
 rate Strategy and Sustainability group. Arthur has been involved in a wide
  range of climate change issues from the science to global policy and busi
 ness impacts from 1998 to now. He has participated in the Intergovernmenta
 l Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) process since the third assessment report
  (2001). The IPCC recognized him and other researchers with a certificate 
 for contributions to the award of the Nobel Peace Prize (2007).\n\nArthur 
 was appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce to serve as a member of th
 e National Climate Assessment Development and Advisory Committee (2011-201
 4). He was also a member of the Board on Atmospheric Sciences and Climate 
 of the National Academy of Sciences (2008-2013). He serves on the board of
  directors of the International Emissions Trading Association (2014 – pr
 esent).\n\nArthur continues to be an official observer on behalf of busine
 ss and industry at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Chan
 ge negotiations each year since COP5 Bonn (1999) to COP25 (Madrid\, 2019)\
 , representing IPIECA\, the international petroleum industry association f
 ocused on raising environmental and social performance and advancing the e
 nergy transition.\n\nHe holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from the Massac
 husetts Institute of Technology and an MS in Chemical Engineering from the
  California Institute of Technology.
LOCATION:NVIDIA Auditorium
SUMMARY:Energy Seminar: COP27 Summary and the History of United Nations Neg
 otiations
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 _energy_innovation_ecosystem
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