Few things have generated as much
interest worldwide as the climate change negotiations in Paris in December
2015. Seldom in the history of the modern world have over 150 heads of state
and government got together as they did on November 30, the day the fortnight-long
high-voltage, high-decibel negotiations commenced. Le Bourget, an erstwhile
airfield, was converted into a convention complex to host the 40,000 delegates
that had registered to witness what could be a historic compact or catastrophe.
The shadow of Copenhagen loomed large and so did the manoeuvres of the
developed countries and the aspirations of the developing world.
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