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10 November 2009 London --- "World leaders gathering in Copenhagen next month for the UN Climate summit have a historic opportunity to avert the worst effects of climate change. Full Article at Energy Bulletin
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The International Energy Agency today cut its long-term forecast for global oil demand as the economic crisis saps consumption in developed economies and climate change policies promote alternative energy use. Full Article at FinFacts
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* IEA calls for U.N. climate change deal in Copenhagen * No deal could mean doubling of oil and gas bills by 2030 * Global energy demand to rise 1.5 pct/yr to 2030 if no deal * World oil use seen at 105 mln bpd 2030 (prev 106) (Updates throughout... Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
