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In 2012 the Kyoto protocol to prevent climate changes and global warming will expire. Next month the nation’s of the world will hold a climate conference in Denmark in an effort to hammer out a new agreement. For dialogue's introductory Wilson center spotlight feature host john Milweski speaks with Michael Maccracken, John Broder, and Geoff Dabelko on the role of the center’s environmental change and security program as we look ahead to Copenhagen.
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In 2012 the Kyoto protocol to prevent climate changes and global warming will expire. Next month the nation’s of the world will hold a climate conference in Denmark in an effort to hammer out a new agreement. For dialogue's introductory Wilson center spotlight feature host john Milweski speaks with Michael Maccracken, John Broder, and Geoff Dabelko on the role of the center’s environmental change and security program as we look ahead to Copenhagen.
