"The EU's post-Copenhagen strategy should be just to have a strategy, any strategy," quips one Brussels think-tank wag during an interview.
The rough hip-check Europe received in the Danish capital in December, sidelining the bloc during the eleventh-hour huddle between major powers that produced the Copenhagen Accord, has produced a wave of despondency and cynicism amongst Brussels politicians, green lobbyists, and analysts - and carbon traders across the continent to boot. They're all...
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