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Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2012 11:06 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Lunchtime Forum - Climate Change and Trade: Conflict or Support?

 




 
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Dear William, 

 

Please join us on Wednesday, March 14th from 12:00-1:30 pm for a
presentation by Joshua Meltzer of the Brookings Institution.  

 

Please bring a brown bag lunch! 

 

 

About the lecture:


With limited progress in the UN climate change negotiations, the EU has been
looking at ways to further reduce global
CO2 emissions by extending the scope of its cap and trade system, most
recently by including flights entering and leaving EU airspace. With the EU
Aviation Directive entering into force on January 1st, 2012, all airlines
will need to hold permits to cover their CO2 emissions for flights operating
in EU airspace. For instance, Singapore Airlines will be required to hold
permits for CO2 emissions for its flights from Singapore to Frankfurt, which
will include all CO2 emissions over Singapore, third countries, the high
seas and EU airspace.

As climate change is a global challenge, national and regional efforts to
reduce CO2 emissions have an international impact
by nature, particularly on trade. With the World Trade Organization (WTO)
responsible for regulating world trade, this presentation will discuss the
interaction of WTO rules and climate change policy with a focus on the EU
Aviation Directive. 

About the speaker:


Joshua Meltzer is a fellow in the Global Economy and Development program at
the Brookings Institution. He is an expert on the intersection between
climate change and international trade and the relationship between trade
and U.S. competitiveness-particularly with regard to U.S. trade with key
economies such as China, India, Japan and the European Union.  

His research interests also include a range of issues related to the World
Trade Organization and free trade agreements, such as the treatment and
promotion of trade in energy.  

Prior to joining Brookings in November 2010, Joshua Meltzer was first
secretary for trade policy at the Australian Embassy in Washington, D.C. At
the Australian Embassy, he focused on climate change and energy issues,
particularly with respect to their trade-related aspects. He was also
responsible for intellectual property and the trade and environment issues
in the Doha Round. Meltzer has also worked in the Office of Trade
Negotiations in the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade,
where he was a trade negotiator for Australia's free trade agreement
negotiations with Malaysia and ASEAN/New Zealand. He was also responsible
for providing the Australian government with legal advice on its commitments
under its FTAs, including the Australia-U.S. FTA.  Meltzer has also interned
in the Legal Affairs Division at the WTO and the United Nations
International Law Commission.  

Recent publications include an analysis of international investment law in
free trade agreements and an examination of the extent to which state
sovereignty can legitimize the WTO.
 
Meltzer holds degrees from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia as well
as an S.J.D. and LL.M.  from the University of Michigan Law School in Ann
Arbor.

 

 

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colleagues! 

 

This EPC Forum is sponsored by Johns Hopkins'  

MS in Energy Policy and Climate Program. 

        


 
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