Loophole could theoretically allow Russia to increase emissions by up to 36 per cent
[image_library_tag b33f3d7f-cbed-48ab-a529-cb4fb9c1ad4c 185x110 title="St Basil's Cathedral, Russia" border="0" width="185" height="110" ] International climate change negotiations to agree a successor...
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