Business leaders issue 2˚C Challenge Communiqué

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More than 175 corporations sign new statement demanding global emissions deal to limit temperature rise and build green economy

More than 175 of the world's largest companies will today call on governments around the world to agree a "robust, equitable and effective agreement" on climate change at the Durban summit later this year....

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