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A Person Walks Over Stickers On The Floor Stating "Reduce Your Carbon Footprint" At The Bella Center During The Climate Summit In Copenhagen December 10, 2009. Environment Ministers Sought To Boost Un Climate Talks After The Marathon Meeting Ran Into Turbulence, Including A Tough Exchange Between The United States And China. Afp Photo/ Adrian Dennis (Photo Credit Should Read Adrian Dennis/Afp Via Getty Images)

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