Rauli wrote a journal on his 12 days of attending and handing out (3,000!) Climate Gamble books during COP21 with Janne.
The style is somewhat personal, so read at your own risk. Needless to say, it was a highly interesting trip, going from being teargassed by the riot police to meeting Jim Hansen to speaking at what amounted the first ever COP discussion panel on nuclear and climate that went well and without disturbances.
Here is a link to the articles, enjoy.
Climate Gamble 
To all who participated in the COP21 nuclear educational events: Thank you. My mind has been opened. The book is excellent. (It could use a bit more editing and better layout.) I hope many read it and take in your message. As you probably know, a somewhat nasty debate has erupted around Jim Hansen’s position. This can be healthy despite it’s initial tone. However, convincing the public will be a very steep hill to climb, and your messaging needs refinement due to the decades of mistrust and fear that have naturally built up around nuclear power.
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I realize I am not refining the message, but rather stressing it a bit beyond: for the third year since the historic mistake of German chancellor Angela Merkel to go ahead and agree to the fast nuclear exit of Germany, in 2011, Co2 emissions have risen , erasing the 10 previous years of emission reduction. This is what they get for missing the point: exit coal, not nuclear !!! Now Germany has no chance whatsoever to meet its ambitious goal of GHG emission reduction for 2020
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