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By Tom Brookes and Tim Nuthall The European Climate Foundation The great German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche said from chaos comes order . It is difficult to foresee the order that may result from the chaos of the Copenhagen climate change conference (COP15), but as the dust settles, traces of a path forward are becoming visible. The outcome - a decision to take note of an accord drawn up by a core group of heads ...
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