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climate change conference
The United Nations Climate Change Conference, held in Bali in December 2007, led to the adoption of the Bali roadmap which charts the course for a new negotiating process, to be concluded by 2009, to produce a post-2012 international agreement on climate change.
Details of the decisions reached can be found on the UN Climate Change Conference web site 
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Below are some of the responses from the churches, Christian agencies and campaign groups before and after the conference:
17 December 2007
Joint Public Issues Team press release:
Governments must do more: Churches give guarded welcome to Bali Climate Change Conference (PDF)
15 December 2007
Tearfund's response:
Climate Talks: ‘Road map missing vital signpost'
14 December 2007
Christian Aid's response:
Bali agreement: deeply flawed
14 December 2007
Statement from the World Council of Churches (WCC):
This far and no further: Act fast and act now!
11 December 2007
Ecumenical delegation at the conference (WCC):
Churches want to see a new paradigm on climate change
10 December 2007
Campaign Against Climate Change Rally 2007:
Report from Independent Catholic News
Photos from Christian Ecology Link
3 December 2007
Joint letter from church leaders (Evangelical Church in Germany):
Transform the relationship with each other and with the natural world
