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WASHINGTON — With global climate change talks at a critical juncture, President Barack Obama is dashing to Copenhagen on Thursday to join more than 110 other world leaders looking to push an interim agreement across the finish line. Obama will be on hand for the final day of the two-week, 193-nation U.N. climate conference. But U.S.-China acrimony, a bitter divide between rich and poor nations and dissatisfaction with the U.S. ...

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18th December 2009 US president Barack Obama has offered to $100bn of funding to help developing nations mitigate the impact of climate change, if it is part of a wider accord. Speaking in Copenhagen on the final day of the climate change talks, Obama pledged fast-start funding that will ramp up to $10bn by 2012, but said that the larger figure of $100bn by 2020 was contingent on the establishment of a broader framework of cooperation ...

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