UN warns time is tight for Kyoto successor

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US and China at loggerheads again as latest round of talks kicks off in Bangkok

The latest round of UN talks on the successor to the Kyoto agreement kicked off in Bangkok yesterday with delegates from more than 160 countries warned they had a "very short time frame" to reach an agreement....

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