EU urged to take tougher stance in Doha What do you get when you put a eurosceptic and climate sceptic in a debate with fully-committed climate change activists? Why, disagreement, of course! Connie Hedegaard, European Commissioner for Climate Action, and three members of the European Parliament, Corien Wortmann-Kool of the European People’s Party, Satu Hassi of the Greens and Roger Helmer from the European Conservatives and Reformists gathered for a joint Euronews-EuroparlTV debate (with studio audience) on whether enough was accomplished at last December’s UN climate conference in Copenhagen and what can be done at the upcoming conference in Cancun.
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