Could Australia sign up to Kyoto extension?

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Opposition spokesman tells paper the party could break with criticism of climate change action and support so-called Kyoto 2 agreement

In a surprise move, hopes have been raised that Australia could become the first non-European industrialised country to sign up to an extension of the Kyoto Protocol, after the opposition coalition offered...

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