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European Union leaders failed to agree Friday on how much to give poorer nations to counter the effects of a warming climate _ squandering the last chance that global greenhouse gas talks in December will produce real results. Full Article at Taiwan News
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BRUSSELS - European Union leaders failed to agree yesterday on how much to give poorer nations to counter the effects of a warming climate - squandering the last chance that global greenhouse gas talks in December will produce real results. Full Article at Boston Globe
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BRUSSELS, 30 Oct. (Xinhua) -- European Union leaders agreed Friday that rich nations should pay 100 billion euros (147 billion U.S. dollars) a year from 2020 to help developing nations fight global warming, but they made no commitment on how much... Full Article at Xinhua
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European Union leaders on Friday pledged to pay their "fair share" into a euro50 billion ($74 billion) annual fund to help developing nations fight climate change - but didn't agree on how much Europe would actually contribute. Full Article at TheNewsTribune.com
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BRUSSELS European Union leaders agreed Friday to contribute to a $74 billion annual aid fund that would help developing nations adapt to climate change — but failed to set a firm figure for exactly how much the EU would pay. Full Article at FOX News
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lots of details we can't solve
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They make possible a Copenhagen deal that will encourage other countries to make themselves ambitious efforts
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Today, the European Council has fully endorsed the figures put forward some weeks ago by the Commission that by 2020, developing countries will need around 100 billion euros a year to tackle climate change. We have a clear, ambitious, and unified EU message on climate finance.
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I believe that we will come out of this summit with a clear message that will be a part of the talks with the United States, India and China. We want success -- but that will require a lot of work
