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World Initiatives
· Sudan Negotiator Warns Against Dismantling Kyoto Protocol
· Putin: Russia Conditionally Supports New Climate Deal
· Nepal Tries to Raise Awareness of Climate Change in Himalayas
· Brazil to Decide on Proposals for Copenhagen Summit
· Ringing Alarm for Climate Change
· Brazil to Nail down Greenhouse Emission Commitment for Copenhagen
· Greenpeace Activists Protest in Barcelona Against Climate Change
· Obama, Sweden's PM Discuss Climate Change
· Indonesia Pessimistic on Deal in Copenhagen Climate Summit
· South Africa Gears up for Climate Change Talks
· World Legislators Agree to Key Principles on Curbing Climate Change
· ASEAN Issues 2 Key Documents on Climate Change, Education Co-op
· Philippine President Signs into Law Climate Change Act
· Major Economies Forum Narrows Divergence on Climate Change Solutions
· Australia Needs to Stand up for Climate Change
· Int'l Lawmakers Highlight Development While Addressing Climate Change
· African Lawmakers Seek Common Position Ahead of Copenhagen Climate Meeting
· UN Lends a Hand to Community Efforts to Adapt to Climate Change
· Africa Urges World to Pool Efforts in Fighting Climate Change
· EU Seeks Additional 50 Bln Euros to Develop Clean Energies
· Joint Agreement Necessary on Climate Change in Greater Mekong
· Record Flooding Highlights Urgency of Progress in Climate Talks
· Mexican President, Al Gore Call for Agreement in Copenhagen
· Bhutan: Climate Change Must Be Addressed Within Framework of Sustainable Development
· Philippines Urges Developed Countries to Cut Greenhouse Gases
· Tactical Manoeuvring on Climate Change Must End, South Pacific Leaders Tell UN Debate
· Climate Message Received, But Still Waiting for Action
· UN Chief Goes Green at Climate Change Summit
· UN Concludes Summit on Climate Change with Call for Action
· Japanese Prime Minister Urges Greater Efforts to Address Climate Change
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COP15 Introduction Agenda
The COP15 conference is the 15th Conference of the Parties under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). It is co-organized by the Danish Government. The conference will run for two weeks from December 7-18.

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