Bjørn Lomborg

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President Obama has joined almost 150 world leaders in Paris today for a two-week climate change conference.

Paris Climate Talks

President Obama has joined almost 150 world leaders in Paris today for a two-week climate change conference.

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President George H.W. Bush joined other world leaders at the United Nations'  first Earth Summit  in Rio in 1992. Since then, global temperatures have been on the rise.

Back to Brazil for Another Try

President George H.W. Bush joined other world leaders at the United Nations' first Earth Summit in Rio in 1992. Since then, global temperatures have been on the rise.

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The UN's Conference of Parties on Climate Change has been meeting for 17 years.

Future Hazy as Climate Talks Continue

The UN's Conference of Parties on Climate Change has been meeting for 17 years.

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