Open letter calling for rules to protect the integrity of climate policy-making from vested corporate interests

Warsaw, 21st November 2013

Open letter calling for rules to protect the integrity of climate policy-making from vested corporate interests
Dear UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and UNFCCC Executive Secretary Christiana Figueres,

We are writing to you as a group of civil society organisations, groups and social movements deeply concerned with the fate of the climate. The devastating consequences of super typhoon Yolanda are the latest reminder of the cost of inaction, and the urgency of the task ahead.

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