This document outlines reactions from a couple of sources, one from US Special Envoy for Climate Change, Todd Stern, who says that the Copenhagen Accord represents certain “key breakthroughs” such as limiting global temperature rise, a commitment to mitigate changes in developing countries, and more.
From a Congress perspective the reactions are mixed, in that some, including several former moderates, view the Accord as a success and a step forward from Kyoto, indicating that opposing such Accords would put you in the “questionable company of Sudan and Venezuela”, where others still feel that any climate talks should still be primarily focused around energy independence.
