
Copenhagen climate summit: Behind the scenes at the sceptics' conference
Tuvalu gives Copenhagen that old sinking feeling
Copenhagen denies Tuvalu bid for tough climate controls
Global Day of Climate protest, 12th December 2009
COPENHAGEN – December 8 – As the Copenhagen Climate Talks get underway and hopes of a meaningful deal continue to fade, a global protest is building against the failure of world leaders to make progress on this critical issue.
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…up to 50,000 expected on the streets of New Delhi
Phi Beta Iota: India is joined with China and Brazil and Russia in opposing climate change controls that will diminish the prospects of the poor. If the 50,000 materialize, they will have been paid to show up and clueless about the facts.

Climate talks teeter as split emerges
A major split has emerged between developing countries at the United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen over the best way to help the most vulnerable countries.
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Police fear an international extremist group may also be on its way to Copenhagen to commit acts of violence.




