Al Gore and Pharrell Williams announce Live Earth 2015 at Davos

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'Happy' singer appointed creative director of series of concerts designed to mobilise climate action ahead of Paris Summit

Al Gore has today revealed plans for Live Earth 2015, a series of seven concerts across all seven continents designed to promote action on climate change. The former US Vice-President and noted environmentalist...

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