Margot Wallstrom Explains What Will Be Required In Copenhagen

Posted by Stuart Langridge on 13/11/09

Blogactiv was pleased to speak to Margot Wallstrom at the EurActiv Awards ceremony in the European Parliament. We asked her what she thought would be required for an agreement to be reached at the Copenhagen Climate Conference next month…

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    [...] The first interview that I conducted (asking the questions) this year was with Margot Wallstrom! Talk about aiming high. If you watch the video, you will notice how few words I actually speak [...]

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