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Miliband said there had been some progress. "We have seen countries moving toward each other: India, Japan, China and Indonesia have all made significant shifts in the past few weeks" Miliband said. "As the deadline races toward us, it becomes more important to narrow the gaps between countries as fast as we can," he said. Full Article at Boston Globe
We have seen countries moving toward each other: India, Japan, China and Indonesia have all made significant shifts in the past few weeks
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Biggest economies try again to strike climate deal
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In recent months, the prospects that states will actually agree to anything in Copenhagen are starting to look worse and worse
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With only 50 more days to go before the final talks at Copenhagen, we have to up our game. Britain is determined to throw everything at this because the stakes are so high
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Only bold pledges by rich countries to slash their emissions by at least 40 percent by 2020 without carbon offsetting and a commitment to provide at least $200 billion of new money will break the current logjam
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As the deadline races toward us, it becomes more important to narrow the gaps between countries as fast as we can
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The rich countries of the Major Economies Forum must urgently put new money on the table to ensure the developing world can grow cleanly and adapt to the effects of climate change, which are already putting millions of lives at risk
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