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30.11.2009 - 07.12.2009
Just ahead of Copenhagen, China and the USA have revealed plans for fighting climate change. Does this raise the chances of a meaningful climate change deal at the summit?
YES - Getting the world's two largest polluters on board is a major step forward.
50%
NO - They are committing too little, too late. Much more radical targets are needed.
50%
YES - Getting the world's two largest polluters on board is a major step forward.
57%
NO - They are committing too little, too late. Much more radical targets are needed.
43%
YES - Getting the world's two largest polluters on board is a major step forward.
66%
NO - They are committing too little, too late. Much more radical targets are needed.
34%
YES - Getting the world's two largest polluters on board is a major step forward.
26%
NO - They are committing too little, too late. Much more radical targets are needed.
74%
YES - Getting the world's two largest polluters on board is a major step forward.
56%
NO - They are committing too little, too late. Much more radical targets are needed.
44%
YES - Getting the world's two largest polluters on board is a major step forward.
100%
NO - They are committing too little, too late. Much more radical targets are needed.
0%
YES - Getting the world's two largest polluters on board is a major step forward.
40%
NO - They are committing too little, too late. Much more radical targets are needed.
60%
YES - Getting the world's two largest polluters on board is a major step forward.
0%
NO - They are committing too little, too late. Much more radical targets are needed.
100%
