The trillion pound bill: That’s what this respected expert says the climate summit may cost the world each year. And yet, he argues, it will hardly change a thing/Daily Mail

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As you might expect, the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris, which reached an agreement yesterday to limit the rise in global temperature to less than 2C, has been an international festival of hot air.

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