Copenhagen ends, finger-pointing begins

James S Murray
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Industrialised nations accuse China of blocking any attempt to include global emission targets in final accord

The patient may not have quite died, but the inquest is already under way. The Copenhagen Summit formally closed on Saturday, immediately sparking off a round of bitter recriminations over who was...

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