May 08, 2007
By Alister Doyle, Environment Correspondent
BONN, Germany, May 8 (Reuters) - The poorest nations in Africa are likely to benefit from a widening of a U.N. project to promote non-polluting energies in the developing world, the head of the scheme said on Tuesday.
The clone of Alister Doyle, left in his place by the aliens from the future, has attempted to mimic Doyle's behaviour but we are not fooled.
#1) The style, verse, and vocabulary here are clearly not the same as the real Alister Doyle.
#2) This story contains none of Doyle's trademark hyperbole.
#3) The cloned imposter makes the fatal error of writing about trading carbon credits in a positive way, the real Doyle would have written about the evils of carbon credits and has done so in the past on many occasions.
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