Is the Durban Summit deadlocked before it has even begun?

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US and Saudi negotiators fail to adopt framework for $100bn Green Climate Fund, one of the few areas of prior agreement

The Durban climate negotiations will kick off today against the backdrop of escalating tensions between industrialised and developing countries, fears any new international agreement may not come into...

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