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U.N. averts climate collapse by noting new deal | Reuters . The big boys sort it out among themselves: A plenary session of the marathon 193-nation talks in the Danish capital merely took note of the new accord, a non-binding deal for combating global warming finalized by U.S. President Barack Obama, China, India, Brazil and South Africa. And what's this deal about, then? Answer here ; essentially, it's nothing much, an ...
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Hours after high drama at the landmark climate summit here, US and BASIC countries -- Brazil, South Africa, India and China -- reached a legally non-binding with transparency in emission cuts, mitigation targets and finance forming the basis of the common approach. "Today we've made meaningful and unprecedented -- made a meaningful and unprecedented breakthrough here," Obama told reporters here after a meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan ...
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7 hours ago ago from Cymrucopenhagen's Blog
Confusion still abounds as to what is happening with the COP15 talks but these are the reports I’m getting. As the summit was drawing to a close, it seemed that the planned political declaration – the Copenhagen Accord – was going to be no more than a footnote. President Obama left last night believing that the Copenhagen Accord – already agreed by a select group of countries including China, Brazil, India and South Africa would be ...
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