I believe activists are too quick to judge. Saying that the fossil fuel industry has no place at the climate talks is simply short sighted since all stakeholders have to agree to achieve something. Agreeing on for example limited investment into the f-f industry without involving the industry itself is just plain ridiculous. Moreover one should also realize that oil producing countries in the Middle-East have many conflicting interests here. While they want to continue production they also have to battle the unbearable temperature increase as well as the finiteness of f-f. They should be invited moreover having an oil executive as a lead might achieve something for a change. Looking at the previous summits not having an oil executive as head worked out quite well…..

I believe activists are too quick to judge. Saying that the fossil fuel industry has no place at the climate talks is simply short sighted since all stakeholders have to agree to achieve something. Agreeing on for example limited investment into the f-f industry without involving the industry itself is just plain ridiculous. Moreover one should also realize that oil producing countries in the Middle-East have many conflicting interests here. While they want to continue production they also have to battle the unbearable temperature increase as well as the finiteness of f-f. They should be invited moreover having an oil executive as a lead might achieve something for a change. Looking at the previous summits not having an oil executive as head worked out quite well…..

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