Copenhagen fizzle
According the WSJ, there will be no "comprehensive accord" from Copenhagen. But there will be a band-aid deal between US, China, India, S Africa. The Washington Post‘s initial headline sounds rather too optimistic to me. Look forward to a weekend of journalists, columnists, and Sunday show guests sussing out whether the glass is half empty ...
According the WSJ, there will be no "comprehensive accord" from Copenhagen.
According the WSJ, there will be no "comprehensive accord" from Copenhagen.
But there will be a band-aid deal between US, China, India, S Africa. The Washington Post‘s initial headline sounds rather too optimistic to me.
Look forward to a weekend of journalists, columnists, and Sunday show guests sussing out whether the glass is half empty or half full. Seems rather parched to me.
Obama, in his final press conference in Copenhagen, sounds extremely tired.
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