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After Copenhagen: What's Next for Climate Change?

After some tough talk from President Obama, frenzied negotiations are under way to save the climate change talks from total failure. We get a progress report from Copenhagen and hear what might happen next. Also, climate change and the prospect of mass migration.

By Warren Olney • Dec 18, 2009 • 50m Listen

After some tough talk from President Obama, frenzied negotiations are under way to save the climate change talks from total failure. We get a progress report from Copenhagen and hear what might happen next. Also, what climate change already means for millions of people.

Banner image: US President Barack Obama speaks during a plenary session today at the Bella Center in Copenhagen on the 12th day of the COP15 UN Climate Change Conference. Photo: Attila Kisbenedek/AFP/Getty Images

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After Copenhagen: What's Next for Climate Change?

After some tough talk from President Obama, frenzied negotiations are under way to save the climate change talks from total failure. We get a progress report from Copenhagen and hear what might happen next. Also, climate change and the prospect of mass migration.

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After Copenhagen: What's Next for Climate Change?

After some tough talk from President Obama, frenzied negotiations are under way to save the climate change talks from total failure. We get a progress report from Copenhagen and hear what might happen next. Also, climate change and the prospect of mass migration.

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