Hi All,
Nigel Kerby from the Australian Science Media Centre has been in Copenhagen for the past two weeks and stayed up last night to hear the final plenary. He has developed a fascinating archive of pictures, audio, video and comments with an Australian flavour, including pics of protesters, long queues and various Australian scientific and political figures attending COP15. Gives a real sense of what it has been like there.
If you just want to see the pictures go to http://www.flickr.com/photos/aussmc. The entire resource is available for anyone interested at http://www.aussmc.org/COP15.php
Cheers
Susannah
Dr Susannah Eliott
Chief Executive Officer
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