Argentina Project

1. Didn't have a chance to read my analysis, with @GuyEdwards, of #Argentina's challenge keeping climate change on the #G20 agenda without provoking a U.S. backlash? Here it is again, http://www.worldpoliticsreview.com/articles/read/yAh1OYS10MINJ4p-jP2bbnFaGwTeKdPqDximIcJVkycbyNLbMHxTdEX_UjoxbiQbIkfQZf00xi0s0L6eq6Z3cgb4WYwdiir-oQneIFTM2s7dKC8XJfGB6OhoAYvnlKBN …. @TheWilsonCenter @LATAMProg @BrownUniversity

2. Our main argument: In large part because of U.S. policy shifts, "there are low expectations for the November summit," including on trade. Worryingly, "there is another victim of American obstructionism at the G-20: the global climate change agenda." #g20 @g20org #Argentina

3. Absent U.S. resistance, #Argentina "had been expected to preserve climate change as a big ticket item" at the #G20. After all, "Macri’s government has a well-earned reputation as a climate leader."