November 18, 2009

Can Copenhagen Still Be Saved?

M. Becker & C. Seidler, Der Spiegel

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A few short months ago, it seemed almost inconceivable that the UN Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen would end with anything less than a binding, legal agreement. The political pressure on the industrial states was too great, the expectations of their inhabitants too high.


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