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123 Deputy Liz McManus asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if Ireland will seek movement towards a sustainable common position regarding climate change in view of the disappointing outcome of the Copenhagen conference; if Ireland supports the achievement of such within the framework of the UN. [7140/10]

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16 February 2010

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16 February 2010 · Climate Change Conference.

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written

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Liz McManus

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Climate

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16 February 2010

Climate

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123 Deputy Liz McManus asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if Ireland will seek movement towards a sustainable common position regarding climate change in view of the disappointing outcome of the Copenhagen conference; if Ireland supports the achievement of such within the framework of the UN. [7140/10]

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  1. 16 February 2010

    Climate Change Conference.

    123 Deputy Liz McManus asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if Ireland will seek movement towards a sustainable common position regarding climate change in view of the disappointing outcome of the Copenhagen conference; if Ireland supports the achievement of such within the framework of the UN. [7140/10]

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Climate Change Conference.

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  • Liz McManus · Asking member
  • Minister for Foreign · Minister for Foreign · Addressed to

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