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	<title>Comments on: EcoView: Climate change conference in Vancouver likely won&#8217;t change much</title>
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		<title>By: Politics &#187; EcoView: Climate change conference in Vancouver likely won’t change much</title>
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		<description>[...] Currents wrote an interesting post today on EcoView: Climate change conference in Vancouver likely won&#226;??t change muchHere&#8217;s a quick excerpt Climate change and Alberta’s oil sands are on the agenda for Canadian premiers meeting in Vancouver. But will anything of substance be accomplished? Economic and environmental realities make it pretty unlikely they’ll even be able to cobble together crude principles. BC Premier Gordon Campbell can lecture his Albertan political counterpart all he likes on the dangers of greenhouse gases (although given BC’s record to date on cutting greenhouse gases, that might be a bit odd), but there’s a [...]</description>
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		<description>[...] Currents wrote an interesting post today on EcoView: Climate change conference in Vancouver likely won&#226;??t change muchHere&#8217;s a quick excerpt Climate change and Alberta’s oil sands are on the agenda for Canadian premiers meeting in Vancouver. But will anything of substance be accomplished? Economic and environmental realities make it pretty unlikely they’ll even be able to cobble together crude principles. BC Premier Gordon Campbell can lecture his Albertan political counterpart all he likes on the dangers of greenhouse gases (although given BC’s record to date on cutting greenhouse gases, that might be a bit odd), but there’s a [...]</description>
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