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The USA and Europe: Cultural perspectives to the climate change negotiations Bert Metz RIVM, The Netherlands Pew Centre Conference on Equity and Global Climate Change, Washington DC, April 17-18, 2001 MNV/BM/O1 Cultural differences between USA and Europe: environmental/ climate change issues USA Europe Emissions trading Negotiating style Positive Aggressive/ flexible Implementation philosophy Legalistic/ be sure to deliver Sceptical Passive/ inflexible Political/ aim high and try MNV/BM/O2 Cultural differences between USA and Europe: risk perception and decision making USA Europe Decision making framework Cost-benefit/ risk based Public decision making Role of science Trust in government Media Influence of lobbies on politics Resource use attitude Environmental protection Crossfire Argument Low Drama High Cost-effectiveness/ precautionary Consensus building Truth High Information Moderate Frontier Health oriented Scarcity Ecologically oriented Sensitivity to doom Risk perception Low Controlable High Thresholds MNV/BM/O3 Ecological risk perception Greenpeace USA EU Economic risk perception USA MNV/BM/O4 EU Greenpeace Cultural differences between USA and Europe: view of the world Trust in UN Dependence on world International agreements Christianity Importance of equity MNV/BM/O5 USA Low Low Europe Moderate High Strong views/ stay out Active participant/ sloppy compliance Stewardship High Interpersonal Low CO2 Cumulative CO2 CO2 per capita Annex-I NonAnnex-I Annex-I vs non-Annex I contributions to climate change (IPCC A1B scenario) MNV/BM/O6 All GHGs Temp increase Temp incr per cap