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Copenhagen Climate Talks - COP 15 - Full Collection(280 images)

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Photographs from from the International Youth Movement and the United Nations Climate talks in Copenhagen.
  • Civil Society gathers in downtown Copenhagen to hold a vigil. (Available for Editorial Usage. Credit: Robert vanWaarden/Spectral Q)
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  • Civil Society forms a message and spells out Climate Shame in downtown Copenhagen. (Available for Editorial Usage. Credit: Robert vanWaarden/Spectral Q)
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  • Members of the TckTckTck coalition of more then 15 million people, call climate shame on heads of state at the termination of the Copenhagen Climate Conference. Dec. 18, 2009
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  • Members of the TckTckTck coalition of more then 15 million people today called climate shame on heads of state in Copenhagen. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Members of the TckTckTck coalition of more then 15 million people today called climate shame on heads of state in Copenhagen. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Members of the TckTckTck coalition of more then 15 million people today called climate shame on heads of state in Copenhagen. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Members of the TckTckTck coalition of more then 15 million people today called climate shame on heads of state in Copenhagen. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Members of the TckTckTck coalition of more then 15 million people today called climate shame on heads of state in Copenhagen. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Members of the TckTckTck coalition of more then 15 million people today called climate shame on heads of state in Copenhagen. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Members of the TckTckTck coalition of more then 15 million people today called climate shame on heads of state in Copenhagen. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Canada wins Fossil of the Year Award at COP 15 in Copenhagen. They were awarded the award for being the most obstructive in the UN process to try and form a fair, ambitious and binding treaty to solve the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Members of the TckTckTck coalition of more then 15 million people today called climate shame on heads of state in Copenhagen. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • Members of the TckTckTck coalition of more then 15 million people today called climate shame on heads of state in Copenhagen. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • A coaltion of civil society and NGO's holds a vigil for Survival in downtown Copenhagen. After being locked out of the Bella center and shut out of the process, civil society used the moment to reaffirm their dedication to solving the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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  • A coaltion of civil society and NGO's holds a vigil for Survival in downtown Copenhagen. After being locked out of the Bella center and shut out of the process, civil society used the moment to reaffirm their dedication to solving the climate crisis. (Images free for Editorial Web usage for Fresh Air Participants during COP 15. Credit: Robert vanWaarden)
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