Less than a week to COP15 will it work?
Less than a week to COP15 will it work?
There's now less than a week until world leaders go to Copenhagen for key environmental talks. But, with all the political spin will anything come out of it?
China and the US are making the right noises so fingers crossed
The cost to taxpayers and emissions from people flying there means it's just not worth it.
I'd really like it to work but deep down know it won't.
There's now less than a week until world leaders go to Copenhagen for key environmental talks. But, with all the political spin will anything come out of it?
China and the US are making the right noises so fingers crossed
The cost to taxpayers and emissions from people flying there means it's just not worth it.
I'd really like it to work but deep down know it won't.
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