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It was a good meeting; it was a very constructive meeting," U.S. special climate envoy Todd Stern told reporters while rushing into a waiting car. China's minister gave no comment.Twitter / A Sea Change
A fleet of expensive cars, their engines idling for hours in near-freezing temperatures, awaited the ministers in the parking lot. Some of the delegations' cars, though, are engineered for lower emissions.
Intense, confusing, exhiliarating, and cold: RT @AP_ClimatePool: In 140 characters, how would you sum up week 1 of #COPENHAGEN?FT.com / Columnists / Clive Crook - Trust the public on climate change
For the sake of their own credibility, scientists should maintain a cautious distance from politics, and those who take up politics should not expect the deference to disinterested scholars they would otherwise deserve.Copenhagen, Denmark Forecast : Near the summit's climax, a high of 22F for this Thursday, with a chance of snow
Governments should be honest and base their case for action on what they know – that is, on a balance of probabilities, not on exaggerated certainties. The public, they will find, can cope. Voters are not fools.
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