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United Nations: UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has expressed confidence that governments will reach an agreement on climate change next month, a senior UN official said. Full Article at Zee News
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If I am confident that all of the countries involved are bargaining in good faith and we are on the brink of a meaningful agreement and my presence in Copenhagen will make a difference in tipping us over the edge, then certainly that's something that I will do
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Forging and implementing a global deal will not be easy but world leaders can be confident that reaching a deal is both achievable and consistent with their measures to promote economic recovery.
