Mr. Roberto Dobles Mora

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  Roberto Dobles Mora, GC/GMEF President, underlined the importance of the GEO-4 report and the UNEP Medium-term Strategy 2010-2013 (MTS) to the work of this session.

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  The conference featured Roberto Dobles Mora, minister of the environment and energy of Costa Rica, as a keynote speaker.
  
  Dobles said that one of Costa Rica's goals was to make sure biofuel production doesn't drive up the cost of food.
  
  He also said one of the environmental policies Costa Rica stresses is measuring carbon emissions and keeping accurate data.
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  Dr. Roberto Dobles Mora, Costa Rica's minister of environment and energy, speaks at the Biofuels, Carbon and Trade conference Monday in Coffman Union.'Very few people have begun this discussion, especially in the United States.'

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  The degree of renewed Costa Rican interest in whale-related matters was reflected in the fact that the nation sent none other than its own Minister of the Environment, Roberto Dobles Mora, as delegate to the 2007 IWC meeting in Anchorage, Alaska.Uninfluenced by recent acts of Japanese generosity in Costa Rica, Mr. Mora proceeded to vote against Japanese attempts to suspend the hunting ban and to justify its own hunting for "research" purposes.By the end of the meeting, Costa Rica had emerged as an influential and important member of the critical Latin American IWC contingent.

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  GC/GMEF President Roberto Dobles Mora (Costa Rica) thanked the Principality of Monaco for hosting the GCSS-10/GMEF, noting the responsibility of all participants to show leadership in responding to environmental challenges.He underlined the importance of the GEO-4 report and the UNEP Medium-term Strategy 2010-2013 (MTS) to this session.

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  GC/GMEF President Roberto Dobles Mora (Costa Rica) thanked the Principality of Monaco for hosting the GCSS-10/GMEF, noting the responsibility of all participants to show leadership in responding to environmental challenges.He underlined the importance of the fourth edition of the Global Environment Outlook (GEO-4) report and the UNEP Medium-term Strategy 2010-2013 (MTS) to this session.

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  The plenary then elected Roberto Dobles Mora, Costa Rica's Minister of Environment and Energy, as GC-24/GMEF President.

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  ORGANIZATIONAL MATTERS: The plenary elected Roberto Dobles Mora, Costa Rica's Minister of Environment and Energy, as GC-24/GMEF President.

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  President Bachelet signed the Chilean whale sanctuary bill in the former whaling town of Quintay, joined by 20 young Greenpeace Ocean Defenders project members, and government ministers from four countries; Australian environment minister Peter Garrett, New Zealand's environment minister Steve Chadwick, Lord Rooker, UK Minister for Sustainable Food and Farming and Animal Health and Roberto Dobles Mora, Costa Rican Minister of Environment and Energy.

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  The degree of renewed Costa Rican interest in whale-related matters was reflected in the fact that the nation sent none other than its own Minister of the Environment, Roberto Dobles Mora, as delegate to the 2007 IWC meeting in Anchorage, Alaska.
  
  Uninfluenced by recent acts of Japanese generosity in Costa Rica, Mr. Mora proceeded to vote against Japanese attempts to suspend the hunting ban and to justify its own hunting for "research" purposes.By the end of the meeting, Costa Rica had emerged as an influential and important member of the critical Latin American IWC contingent.

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  Published on: 10/11/2008    Last Visited: 7/31/2008  

  July 01, 2008, San José, Costa Rica: Meeting with the Minister of Environment and Energy, Mr. Roberto Dobles Mora.

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