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    Gore said he did not believe Congress would pass a bill by December but that an agreement could be reached by then to put Washington in a stronger position at the talks. "Therefore, I think there is a very real prospect that the legislation will pass, and that as a result, Obama will have the ability to go to Copenhagen with a more substantive position" Gore said. A bill in the lower US House of Representatives calls for cutting US greenhouse gas emissions by 17 percent from 2005 levels by 2020 and by 83 percent by 2050. Full Article at France 24
    Therefore, I think there is a very real prospect that the legislation will pass, and that as a result, Obama will have the ability to go to Copenhagen with a more substantive position
    Al Gore – Al Gore SOURCE: France 24 4 weeks ago
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Gore 'certain' Obama will attend climate talks
  1. I see the calendar, I see the unfolding of events, and I feel certain he will go
    SOURCE: France 24 4 weeks ago

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