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It’s regrettable! The climate mess in 2010 – G8 – G20

Posted at July 15, 2010

The (MDGs) Millennium Development Goals as the CO2 rises… Where did the G8 and G20, and the first use of the term “Terrorism”, come from? Large summits are nothing new. The 36th G8 summit set up shop in Huntsville June 25-26. Toronto, a past host, welcomed the 4th G20 summit June 26-27. G7 leaders in [...]

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Reginald Cottle
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Many say extreme planetary cyclical change is natural, others say dominant damage from human activity.

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