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    07 Dec 2012 COP18: Doha, 2012 ESA joined international delegates in Doha, Qatar, to discuss how satellite observations show our planet’s most sensitive areas reacting to climate change.
    14 Nov 2012 ESA for climate ESA's Climate Change Initiative is making full use of Europe's Earth observation space assets by exploiting global records of essential climate variables.
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