COP 16 climate change conference

CANCUN, Mexico - Members of an environment conservation organization mount a rally in Cancun, Mexico, on Dec. 2, 2010, holding the characters ''KP'' which stand for Kyoto Protocol, and call on Japan for more active measures on the anti-global warming issue.

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