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Al Gore: 'the will to act is a renewable resource in itself'

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageAl Gore lays some facts on the COP21 meeting.Reuters/Jacky Naegelen

With the main negotiations getting bogged down in such issues as whether to include a 1.5℃ target along with the accepted 2℃ goal (St Lucia and small island states say yes; Saudi Arabia and oil-exporting countries say no), much of the interest is found at the many side...

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