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Scientists on new climate data

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A meeting of scientists in the Danish capital Copenhagen is expected to reveal further worrying data on global warming.

The meeting, organised by the University of Copenhagen, will see scientists presenting and clarifying the latest information on global warming.

Professor Katherine Richardson talks to David Shukman about what new research is expected to be revealed.

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