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on Aug 30th, 2009 and filed under OSLO (Reuters) – Activists launched what they called the world’s biggest campaign to combat global warming on Friday, urging governments to agree a tough U.N. climate pact at talks in Copenhagen starting in 100 days’ time.
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Activists seek tough U.N. climate pact in 100 days
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