Big city action: how national governments at Copenhagen climate talks can learn from what cities have accomplished so far

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Mexico City\'s Environment Secretary was in Toronto briefly for talks with Mayor David Miller ahead of C40 Cities talks in Copenhagen. Secretary Peralta spoke to Green Business about Mexico\'s Climate Action Plan, how cities are benefitting from involvement in the Clinton Climate Initiative and the C40 relationship, and how national governments can learn from their example. [More] [Less]

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