As evidence grows suggesting that global warming is accelerating, more climate change talks take place in Warsaw. Negotiators are still poles apart.<br /><br />In addition to melting Arctic ice and Alpine glaciers, scientists see the impact in extreme weather, and effects on wildlife and ecosystems.<br /><br />The COP19 climate change conference in Warsaw comes after last year’s talks saw little progress on a Green Climate Fund – aid from developed to developing countries.<br /><br />And how can the EU slash CO2 by 20 percent by 2020, when some countries are reluctant to cut vehicle emissions and coal plant emissions?<br /><br />In this edition of The Network, we’re joined for a lively debate on climate change by our three guest personalities:<br /><br />Bas Eickhout, a Green party member of the parliament’s Environment Committee; <br /><br />Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which is leading the climate talks; <br /><br />and Sebastian Lüning, climate change skeptic and senior
