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Published Date: 09 April 2007
CALIFORNIAN Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is set to address the Conservatives' annual conference.
Tory leader David Cameron cited Governor Schwarzenegger's commitment to the environment - an issue Cameron has seized upon as his party's key issue - as one aspect of common ground.

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iRoy,

09/04/2007 13:38:50

Blair and Arnie team up for climate action

TONY BLAIR speaks with Arnold Schwarzenegger after agreeing to work with the California governor to find ways to reduce greenhouse gases.

Their agreement came following a climate change meeting in Long Beach that was attended by the Prime Minister, Schwarzenegger and business leaders.

A "mission statement" said the UK and California would "share experiences" and "find new solutions".

The mission statement - which was signed by both Mr Blair and Mr Schwarzenegger - says that Britain and California will "commit to urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote low carbon technologies". The movie star turned politician added:

"You can protect the environment and you can make sure the economy grows without any problems - we have shown that here in California."
http://news.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=869&id=111630...

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tomias,

Southside- 09/04/2007 16:35:21

A S cannot stand for the presidency Why?
How many relatives is he from our current Queen ?

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