Tutu’s famous words:
“We marched in Berlin, and the wall fell.
We marched for South Africa, and apartheid fell.
“We marched at Copenhagen — and we WILL get a Real Deal.”
posted by Max Thabiso Edkins
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Reflections and thoughts from the 2010 Cancun UNFCCC negotiations from those affiliated to Oxford University's Environmental Change Institute. These are personal thoughts from those attending the negotiations or monitoring progress from afar. The views given are not necessarily shared by the ECI or Oxford University.
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- The inside story
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- From the Oxford/UEA booth
- US supports $100billion a year fund by 2020
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- day one for me day three for many
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