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    Watch on Euronews: Climate change and satellites

    27 November 2009

    Climate change is worrying the most influential leaders on the planet. A major conference on the subject will be held in December in Copenhagen.

    In order to observe and measure this warming of the planet, scientists use very powerful tools: observation satellites that orbit the Earth.



    Euronews

    Euronews is a key medium for delivering international information with a European point of view and in a choice of 8 languages. Broadcast in 142 countries worldwide, Euronews reaches 253 million households in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Central Asia and North and Latin America via cable, digital satellite and through terrestrial channels.


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