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And I thought the IWC was confusing sometimes

Climate Change

Its been a night of confusion and deals within deals and 'meeting crashers' at the Copenhagen conference. And what's been agreed? Is it an agreement or is it a promise of an agreement? One of the best summaries of the intrigue last night seems to be Stephen Collinson
piece from AFP. The IWC meetings have been some of the most chaotic sessions I have ever attended in terms of international meetings, - but this conference seems to have taken the biscuit.

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