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"Part of the frustration is that a deal is so close ... all the elements are there," said Kevin Conrad, the delegate from Papua New Guinea. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
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In the latest round of UN climate change talks in Barcelona, the US said it was unfair to expect rich countries to cut emissions while developing nations like China and India continue to pollute. Full Article at The Telegraph
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BARCELONA, Spain Countries most vulnerable to climate change said Friday they were incensed that rich nations were rethinking the timetable for concluding a global treaty that would hold them to legally binding targets for cutting emissions. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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Governments can deliver a strong deal in Copenhagen
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Negotiators must deliver a final text at Copenhagen which presents a strong, functioning architecture to kick start rapid action in the developing world
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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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Without these two pieces of the puzzle in place, we will not have a deal in Copenhagen
