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Is global warming back on the global agenda?

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At the daily look at the issues, Americans care about most.

Yesterday's people's climate march crowded the streets of New York, and today the pioneer

Rockefeller family announced divestment in fossil fuels.

But major polluters, China, India, Russia, even Germany, won't even attend the climate summit

at the United Nations tomorrow.

Leaders are worried about the cost of controlling global emissions, despite reports that

economies can gain from going green.

President Obama put the U.S. in the forefront with new rules on power plants.

Can he invest other heads of state with a sense of urgency?

Today's talking point, a new terror threat you've never heard of.

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Heads of state have been called to the U.N. tomorrow to discuss climate change,

but the meeting's already been called the summit that snoozed.

We'll hear who's coming, and more importantly, who's not,

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