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Posted 01 April 2010 by David Miliband
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Yesterday, Ed Miliband and DECC launched “Beyond Copenhagen: The UK Government’s International Climate Change Action Plan”. It explains how the UK is pushing to build on December's Copenhagen Accord, and move towards securing a global deal.
At the launch was President Jagdeo of Guyana - in London for yesterday's meeting of the UN Secretary General’s High Level Advisory Group on Climate Finance , co-chaired by the Prime Minister and Prime Minister Meles of Ethiopia. President Jagdeo spoke about the UK's continued leadership in the fight to combat global climate change and secure a legally binding deal. Our advocacy of such action makes a difference – and we will continue to work with partners in the international community, like President Jagdeo. to achieve the outcome we all want: the avoidance of dangerous climate change, and all the risks and threats that come with it.
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At the launch was President Jagdeo of Guyana - in London for yesterday's meeting of the UN Secretary General’s High Level Advisory Group on Climate Finance , co-chaired by the Prime Minister and Prime Minister Meles of Ethiopia. President Jagdeo spoke about the UK's continued leadership in the fight to combat global climate change and secure a legally binding deal. Our advocacy of such action makes a difference – and we will continue to work with partners in the international community, like President Jagdeo. to achieve the outcome we all want: the avoidance of dangerous climate change, and all the risks and threats that come with it.
David Miliband
01 April 2010
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