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04 January 2010
Your Excellency:
I write to you in the immediate aftermath of the isappointing conclusion of the Copenhagen climate summit to ask for your assistance with regard to the fate of four Greenpeace ampaigners detained by the Danish police.
The following is a letter from Kumi Naidoo, Executive Director of Greenpeace International, to our supporters at the conclusion of negotiations by heads of state at the Copenhagen climate summit.
19 December 2009
Greenpeace strongly condemned the arrogance of the heads of state from the world's most powerful countries for presenting a "take it or leave" deal to the Copenhagen Climate Summit. Whilst en route to the airport they claimed the deal was done, it was not. All they left was chaos and confusion in their wake.
19 December 2009
As the Copenhagen Climate Summit descended into chaos last night and continues to stumble on this morning, one thing is abundantly clear the agreed deal is inadequate to avert catastrophic climate change.
After two long years of deliberations, Greenpeace warns that the issue of deforestation in the climate negotiations could be used to greenwash the UN climate deal.
Kumi Naidoo, Executive Director of Greenpeace International, writes to Barack Obama on the eve of his departure for Copenhagen for the COP15 climate talks.
A slideshow of photos taken at the Ceremony.
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