Nov 7th, 2009 - ABC News
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The last United Nations negotiating session before next month's Copenhagen summit on climate change has ended in Spain, with rich and poor nations still deeply divided.
Officials say a new treaty to replace the Kyoto accords on greenhouse gas emissions could take another year.
UN officials have admitted progress has been so slow on the most difficult issues they will need more time to legally seal the deal.
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It sure seems that America is out of touch with the rest of the world regarding global warming, and that the world is slapping us in the face to awaken us from our stupor. Delegates at last week's Barcelona climate talks were frustrated that U.S...
Climate talks in Barcelona end with threats of summit walkout
Nov 6th, 2009 - guardian.co.uk
The last formal negotiation before the global summit on climate change in Copenhagen concluded in acrimony today , with developing countries threatening to walk out of...Climate talks end in acrimony as UN and EU accuse US of endangering deal
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Nov 5th, 2009 - guardian.co.uk
A global deal to fight climate change will take at least six months and possibly another year to finalise, according to negotiators at the heart of the UN talks.
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WASHINGTON - A bipartisan trio of senators trying to forge a compromise on climate change legislation huddled with Obama administration officials Wednesday about their...
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