China and India hit back at Copenhagen accusations
Officials insist emerging nations are not to blame for summit's failure to deliver more ambitious emissions targets
The row over who is to blame for the failure of the Copenhagen Summit to deliver a more ambitious deal continued to rumble on today, with Chinese and Indian officials rejecting accusations that emerging...
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