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The world is moving toward December climate change talks that have been described in some quarters as "pivotal." But a European Union agreement, signed last week, sheds light on how tenuous the prospects are for a comprehensive deal any time soon. Full Article at Taiwan News
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has bulletproof green credentials—his first act as P.M. was to sign the Kyoto Protocol, forcing his country to slash carbon emissions. Full Article at Newsweek
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Hopes that a legally binding climate change treaty will be signed at the UN's Copenhagen Summit were finally extinguished yesterday when senior officials and politicians echoed US predictions that agreement would be delayed for at least six... Full Article at EcoEarth News
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MOTTRAM: Mr Rudd's Lowy Institute speech was billed as an address on Australia's challenges in the region and the world, but it zeroed in on just one of those - climate change - and specifically climate change deniers. RUDD: They are a minority. Full Article at Radio Australia
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BARCELONA, Spain -- Negotiators and diplomats are working on a scaled-back version of a global climate change treaty that could be agreed by next month's deadline, without firm U.S. commitments. Full Article at The State
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No, that's not something that we're prepared to support.
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It really is imperative that when we reach the end of the day that we have shown that we have made some real progress
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Governments can deliver a strong deal in Copenhagen, and nothing has changed my confidence in that
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A number from the president of the United States would have huge weight
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