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The potentially historic U.N. summit on climate change later this month in Paris, expected to draw President Barack Obama and other world leaders, will be scaled back due to security concerns following the terror attacks Friday that left 129 people dead across the French capital.
But the talks are going forward, although concerts, a planned march, and other festivities will likely be canceled.
Climate change and its long-term impacts have been moved to the back burner for the moment as the world’s attention shifts to the rampages of the Islamic State. However, activists around the issue say the talks have…
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