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                                Climate Change Strikes Worldwide — in Pictures
                            
			                                Deutsche Welle                                        
	                                                                
Nov 29, 2019 2:39AM ESTClimate

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Another round of global climate strikes began on Friday ahead of the 12-day UN climate conference. Representatives from 200 countries are meeting in Madrid to finalize the “rulebook” for the 2015 Paris agreement. 
Reposted with permission from Deutsche Welle.

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