3 letters could spell trouble for climate negotiators in Copenhagen next week, icebergs drifting towards land, and battery technology using two of nature's most abundant resources on this edition of Planet 100 Recycled.
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Planet 100: This Week Recycled (12/4)
3 letters could spell trouble for climate negotiators in Copenhagen next week, icebergs drifting towards land, and battery technology using two of nature's most abundant resources on this edition of Planet 100 Recycled.
Added: Dec 4, 2009
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Runtime: 01:57
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