UN hails progress at latest Bonn climate talks

Will Nichols
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Two week summit ends positively as negotiators edge towards an international emissions reduction framework for 2015

UN climate negotiators appear to have made headway towards a binding global emissions treaty during a two week summit in Bonn, Germany. Around 1,900 envoys met last week to continue the ground work...

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