World leaders sign up to 'historic' Copenhagen agreement

James S Murray
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US, China, India and South Africa agree "meaningful" deal, as confidence grows that wider accord will be signed

The US, China, India and South Africa have reached an "historic" agreement to curb carbon emissions and tackle global warming. Reuters reported that, following multilateral talks at the Copenhagen...

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