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The UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, is now underway. Some say it is our last chance to save the world from runaway climate change.
It is hoped that world leaders will agree:
- Targets to curb greenhouse gas emissions, in particular by developed countries
- Financial support for mitigation of and adaptation to climate change by developing countries
- A carbon trading scheme aimed at ending the destruction of the world's forests
But so far developed and developing nations appear to be far apart in their demands. There are fears that a global deal may be impossible to agree.
What is your question for the politicians at Copenhagen? What would you ask them if you were at the summit? How does climate change affect your country? What do you think of the proposals to stop it? Send us your questions for world leaders.
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