China joins India in signing on to the Copenhagen accord, the producers of "The Cove" ink a deal on Animal Planet, and GAP's blue to green campaign. Check out this and other Planet 100 videos.
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Planet 100: China Backs Copenhagen Accord (3/10)
China joins India in signing on to the Copenhagen accord, the producers of "The Cove" ink a deal on Animal Planet, and GAP's blue to green campaign. Check out this and other Planet 100 videos.
Added: Mar 10, 2010
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