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Homero Bibiloni (December 2009)
Minister of Environment, Argentina
Developing countries, Kyoto Protocol, negotiations, Technology, US
Guillermo Andrés Varela (October 2009)
Argentine Secretary of Environment and Sustainable
Annex I / Annex 1, Developing countries, Finance, G-77, Japan, Kyoto, NGO, US
Homero Maximo Bibiloni (September 2009)
Argentine Minister of Environment
Buenos Aires, Desertification, Kyoto, Poverty, water
Octavio Pérez Pardo (September 2009)
Argentina's Secretariat on the Environment and Sus
Agriculture, Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, Desertification, Extreme weather, Finance
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