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 * Thursday, December 10, 2009**



Over the next two weeks almost 100 heads of state will be attending a meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark that may decide the future of our climate. One controversy that is sure to be brought up is “Climategate,” in which leaked emails suggest that some scientists' may have falsified some data about the warming earth. Another issue in the spotlight is the offers that China and the United States have made. These two countries combined are creating more than half of the earth’s carbon emissions. The U.S. has announced they will cut carbon emissions by 17 percent on 2005 levels by 2020. China has made a commitment to cut carbon intensity by 40 to 45 percent on 2005 levels by 2020. Carbon intensity is a measurement of emissions per unit of gross domestic product. [|Full Story]
 * Meeting for Climate change in Copenhagen **

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