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How revealing of Mr. Romm. Just choose a location that is know for being hot, Mr. Romm. It will be funny to see record cold there.
I thought they advanced far enough and gained enough momentum to reach the nearest trash bin.
I am certain there is a nice location in Siberia to hold the next conference!
Nah, they’ll go to Hawaii.
I’m a bit confused, nothing was agreed too at the summit, but “Australia will be left behind” if we “don’t make deep cuts” that were agreed LOL
http://www.theage.com.au/world/cancun-deal-puts-pressure-on-australia-20101212-18tsn.html
Maybe they should have the next conference in July, when there is at least a chance people will be paying attention to hot weather rather than bitter cold.