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Tuvalu church leader explains impact of Copenhagen disappointment

February 04, 2010 By: Coordinator Category: Campaigns, News

A Christian leader from the Pacific, a region especially vulnerable to the impact of human-assisted global warming, has been expressing dismay about the outcome of the recent Copenhagen summit on climate change. Read more.

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john d anderson says:

March 31, 2010 at 9:53 am

I shall use the Tuvalu material in my eco-theological services and prayers in he Bradford [Yorkshire England] North Circuit.
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Tuvalu church leader explains impact of Copenhagen disappointment

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