Copenhagen - What does it mean for Botswana?

The organisers have succeeded in dampening expectations but what is generally hoped for now is the outline of an agreement with the legal treaty completed within a year.
Damages to Agriculture and Tourism

The discussions in Copenhagen are of great importance to Botswana because global warming is likely to worsen the country's already arid climate. Under what is known as the  'hotter and drier scenario' Botswana's average yields on maize and sorghum crops, which already quite low, could fall by a further 30% in the coming years. A shorter growing season for most crops can also be expected. Pasture land for cattle is also expected to be degraded as thorn and bush spread at the expense of grass land.