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Job done. Now the hard work starts.
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Campaigners keep the pressure on as the final negotiations loom.
Reuters/Jacky Naegelen3.
Sleep is at a premium as round-the-clock talks extend past Friday’s deadline.
Reuters/Jacky Naegelen4.
Job done. Now the hard work starts.
Reuters/Stephane Mahe5.
With the talks in overtime, COP21 president Laurent Fabius has put a final deal on the table.
Reuters/Stephane Mahe6.
Time to terminate climate change?
Reuters/Jacky Naegelen7.
Renewable energy advocates spell out a message at the Eiffel Tower.
Reuters/Benoit Tessier8.
‘Wind trees’ at the COP21 conference centre.
Reuters/Stephane Mahe9.
As the talks hit the halfway mark, COP21 president Laurent Fabius hopes fervently for success.
Reuters/Stephane Mahe10.
Protesters spell out some simple messages.
Reuters/Stephane Mahe11.
No Paris conference is complete without a replica Eiffel Tower.
EPA/Ian Langsdon12.
Ice blocks from Greenland symbolically melt in Paris.
Reuters/Benoit Tessier13.
Indigenous Peruvians have asked rich nations for help.
EPA/Guillaume Horcajeulo14.
Security at the conference venue is still tight.
EPA/Etienne Laurent15.
Down to business: French president Francois Hollande on day 2 of the conference, as negotiations begin in earnest.
Reuters/Philippe Wojazer16.
Delegates including US President Barack Obama (left) and his French counterpart Francois Hollande (right) dine in Paris on the first evening of the conference.
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US President Barack Obama tells the opening of COP21 that “no nation, large or small, wealthy or poor, is immune” from climate change.
Reuters/Stephane Mahe18.
French president Francois Hollande (centre) joins world leaders in a “family photo” at the opening of COP21.
REUTERS/Jacky Naegelen19.
The Eiffel Tower is lit with a message reading “100% Future” on the eve of the COP21 meeting.
Reuters/Benoit Tessier20.
Riot police clash with demonstrators in Paris.
Reuters/Eric Gaillard21.
Would-be marchers left shoes on the ground in Paris after the planned march was called off amid heightened national security.
Reuters/Eric Gaillard22.
Would-be marchers left shoes on the ground in Paris after the planned march was called off amid heightened national security.
Reuters/Eric Gaillard23.
Polar bears in Hong Kong.
REUTERS/Tyrone Siu24.
Greenpeace pulls a stunt at the Eiffel Tower on November 29.
REUTERS/Benoit Tessier25.
On the march in Oslo.
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Climate marchers descend on Canberra.
AAP Image/Mick Tsikas27.
Climate marchers in Sydney on November 29.
AAP Image/Sam Mooy28.
A man in a polar bear suit takes to the streets of Tokyo during the weekend’s climate rallies.
EPA/Franck Robichon29.
A Filipino protester during a climate rally in Manila.
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Protesters fill Melbourne streets at the Peoples Climate March on November 27.
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Protesters fill Melbourne streets at the Peoples Climate March on November 27.
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Activists in Berlin on November 26 gather to support COP21.
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Protestors on November 26 demonstrate against bans on rallies as part of France’s state of emergency. The sign reads: No to the state of emergency. The emergency is society and climate.
EPA/IAN LANGSDON34.
Police outside the entrance to the COP21 building on November 26.
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Forest fires in Indonesia on November 1. The fires produced more greenhouse gases per day than the entire US economy.
EPA/FULLY HANDOKO
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