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Failure at the Copenhagen summit has created an opportunity for individuals to fill the void left by politicians.

British PM Neville Chamberlain in 1938 waving a letter signed by Adolf Hilter (Image: PA) Copenhagen - the Munich of our times?
The Copenhagen Accord was a "failure of historic proportions" and hardly worth the paper it's printed on.

Market trader with his hands on his head (Image: AP) We cannot buy the planet more time
Global economic growth, in its current form, cannot continue if nations are serious about climate change.


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