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COP21: Paris attacks ‘will help climate talks’ – BBC News – 29 Nov 15
How will the Paris attacks affect COP21 negotiations? I think the atrocities will clearly make a big difference to the mood, it will change the political mood, and in quite a lot of ways I think that … Continue reading
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