Copenhagen: Malcolm Evans Cartoons (Part III)

Monday, 21 December 2009, 4:20 pm
Opinion: Malcolm Evans

Copenhagen: Cartoon Comment from Malcolm Evans (Part III)

Also: Malcolm Evans on Copenhagen: Part I and Part II.

Scoop presents cartoons on the Copenhagen climate negotiations from notable New Zealand cartoonist Malcom Evans.

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