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Members of the African Group board attend a news conference during the ...

African nations walked out of U.N. climate change talks in Barcelona, Spain, threatening to do so again unless wealthy nations commit to cutting carbon. This week's Barcelona meeting is the last gathering before the U.N. Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, in December, the Australian...

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Russia's Putin warns against sanctions on Iran

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Developing nations key to tackle climate change: Reinfeldt!

News Source: Zee News | 24 days ago

Reinfeldt indicated that it would be incorrect to say that only the rich nations have to sort out the problem of climate change. "There will be a group of emerging economies that will be vital to how to solve this problem," he said adding that...
US does not expect binding climate deal in Copenhagen

News Source: NewKerala | 24 days ago

UN top climate change official Yvo de Boer said Wednesday he expected the United States to table concrete proposals in Copenhagen, but Pershing did not give details on eventual commitments. The US Senate is in the process of considering a law...
Analysis: What hope for Copenhagen now?

News Source: The Guardian | 24 days ago

A US refusal to commit to carbon emission cuts and developing countries' demand for greater cuts by rich nations leaves a legally binding deal at Copenhagen looking unlikely. What's next? The dream President Obama's team takes a giant risk in...
Negotiators scale back UN climate pact ambitions

News Source: Simi Valley - Moorpark Examiner | 25 days ago

AP Photo/Manu Fernandez) Activists of anti-poverty group Oxfam wearing masks of world leaders fron left to right: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, US President Barack Obama, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Spain'...
Barcelona climate talks beset by rich-poor stalemate

News Source: The Guardian | 25 days ago

The gap between rich and poor countries over a global climate deal appears insurmountable at UN talks in Barcelona, with countries sticking to positions that are fundamentally as far apart as they were a month ago. America indicated yesterday that a...
Developing countries, int'l organizations call to save Kyoto Protocol

News Source: Xinhuanet.com | 25 days ago

Xinhua in an exclusive interview that "until the moment the Kyoto Protocol is the only thing we have." "There is a saying in my language that if you only have one pair of shoes, don't throw them away before you have new ones," said Yve De...