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NGO claims positive 'vibes' from US show tide may finally be turning on helping vulnerable countries tackle costs of climate change

One of the most contentious issues at the UN climate change talks appears to be making some headway, NGOs have claimed, with both rich nations and vulnerable countries putting forward ideas on how to pay...

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