Nov 5th, 2009 - Reuters
BARCELONA/WASHINGTON, Nov 5, Reuters - A U.N. climate treaty may need an extra year beyond a December deadline to agree details, delegates at U.N. talks said on Thursday even as a U.S. Senate committee approved a carbon-capping bill.
The November 2 to 6 meeting of 175 nations in Spain, the last session before an accord is due in Copenhagen next month, has turned gloomy about prospects for salvaging a legally binding text in Denmark, delegates said.
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Nov. 5 (Bloomberg) -- A global climate-protection treatymay need an extra year of negotiations, the United Nations’ topclimate-change official said in an interview.
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WASHINGTON -- A Senate committee cleared its version of a climate and energy bill, despite a Republican boycott of the vote and a "no" from powerful Montana Democrat Max Baucus.
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WASHINGTON - A key Senate committee today approved a controversial plan to impose the nation's first-ever caps on greenhouse gas emissions, over the objections of panel Republicans who have blocked work on the measure.
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