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Bangkok, October 6–An article published by ECO, a coalition of non-governmental environmental groups, at the Bangkok Climate Change negotiations gives five good reasons why  gender equality should be highlighted in the text of the final agreement in Copenhagen this December. Read them here!  Eco Newsletter Bangkok 2009

Bangkok, October 6–An article published by ECO, a coalition of non-governmental environmental groups, at the Bangkok Climate Change negotiations gives five good reasons why  gender equality should be highlighted in the text of the final agreement in Copenhagen this December.

Read them here!  Eco Newsletter Bangkok 2009

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