Carter Roberts

World Wildlife Fund

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President and CEO of the World Wildlife Fund, which has been involved in climate negotiations since they began in 1972

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Denmark's Prime Minister, Lars Lokke Rasmussen, showed up in Singapore last week for a reality check on next month's  climate change meeting  in Copenhagen.

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