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Following a process of reflection on the lessons of the Copenhagen Climate Summit, Europe has begun to articulate elements of its forward strategy.  At the Spring Council on 25-26 March European leaders adopted conclusions on climate change which broadly endorsed the strategy laid out in a Commission Communication of 9 March.  One of the emerging themes is the need for more effective European climate diplomacy with third countries.  This will be the subject of further discussion by European leaders in the second half of 2010.

In a new paper E3G argues that Europe should focus on building a winning coalition of partners for delivering a

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