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Obama vows to redouble effort on climate change
“We discussed climate change extensively and all of us agreed that it was imperative for us to redouble our efforts in the weeks between now and the Copenhagen meeting to ensure that we create a framework for progress,” Obama told reporters. The U.N. Full Article at Times Live South Africa
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We discussed climate change extensively and all of us agreed that it was imperative for us to redouble our efforts in the weeks between now and the Copenhagen meeting to ensure that we create a framework for progress
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We can only reach an ambitious agreement in Copenhagen if all parties contribute to the process
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We all know we have no time to lose
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The U.S., Germany and countries around the world, I think, are all beginning to recognize why it is so important that we work in common in order to stem the potential catastrophe that could result if we continue to see global warming continuing unabated
