Germany stands by carbon target, US insists Copenhagen delivered progress
Germany to stick with 40 per cent carbon cuts by 2020, despite failure of Copenhagen to deliver binding international targets
Germany will retain its ambitious target to cut carbon emissions 40 per cent by 2020, despite the failure of the Copenhagen Summit to deliver a binding international agreement to curb greenhouse gas emissions....
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