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Maldives fear COP15 ‘suicide’ talks in Copenhagen

12 November 2009 | Videos > Climate Change Videos

Speaking in between the two biggest CO2-emitting nations - China and the United States - Maldives president Mohammed Nasheed makes a desperate plea to the United Nations to make sure that the upcoming climate summit in Copenhagen will not be a failure.

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