The Wall Street Journal reported today that 130 developing countries walked out on talks at the
UN Summit in Copenhagen, but Environmental Leader reports talks resumed after three hours. It is impossible to overstate how much is at stake here.
The world is watching. And as long as leaders are talking, there's still cause for hope. So I'm planting myself firmly in the optimistic camp called "Hopenhagen," and saying 'no' to the more cynical view of "Nopenhagen."
The time for wasting emotional energy on political posturing is over. The time for investing in a sustainable, renewable energy future is now.
Lisa Proctor is the president and creative director of firefly180 marketing—a branding and advertising agency that specializes in LOHAS marketing, wellness marketing, green marketing and renewable energy marketing.
UN Summit in Copenhagen, but Environmental Leader reports talks resumed after three hours. It is impossible to overstate how much is at stake here. The world is watching. And as long as leaders are talking, there's still cause for hope. So I'm planting myself firmly in the optimistic camp called "Hopenhagen," and saying 'no' to the more cynical view of "Nopenhagen."
The time for wasting emotional energy on political posturing is over. The time for investing in a sustainable, renewable energy future is now.
Lisa Proctor is the president and creative director of firefly180 marketing—a branding and advertising agency that specializes in LOHAS marketing, wellness marketing, green marketing and renewable energy marketing.
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