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The money could also be used to assist poorer countries in the battle against climate change — another issue being pushed by Britain at the gathering in the university and golfing town of St. Andrews in northeast Scotland. ...
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Earlier Saturday, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown told finance ministers it was time to consider a global financial levy, such as a tax on transactions or an insurance fee, that could support a "resolution fund" as a buffer against ...
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They also tried to make headway in stalled talks over tackling climate change, with a major global warming summit a month away.British Treasury chief Alistair Darling, the host of the Group of 20 meeting in Scotland, warned fellow ...
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"There is no official figure" of how many leaders will come, a Danish spokesman said. The 175-nation Barcelona meeting ended with little progress towards a deal but narrowed options on helping the poor to adapt to climate change, ...
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Darling urges G20 to act on climate change. Posted by @ Friday, Nov. 6th 2009. Chancellor Alistair Darling has urged finance ministers from the world's leading economies to “get on” with tackling climate change. ...
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The US made clear yesterday that it thought a legal treaty was impossible in Copenhagen. And the Associated Press adds: The United States — the only industrialized nation to reject previous climate deals — had pledged to be a leader in climate