After two weeks of UN meetings on climate change in Bonn, Germany and the President’s global warming envoy laying groundwork in Beijing, progress may be possible. Even though China remains steadfast in the belief that the bulk of the responsibility of global warming lies in the hands of the richer nations, both sides released positive remarks and it seems that an agreement could indeed be in the cards.

Guests:
Robert Stavins, professor of business and government at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and chairman of the Environment & Natural Resources Faculty Group at Harvard University