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Nations meet on climate cash, UN sees long haul: Reuters

About 45 nations met today to seek ways to raise billions of dollars in climate aid.

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Interview: UN sees growing demand for forest aid

Poor forested nations need more financial aid to help them with anti-deforestation measures.

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Interview: Kyoto to spin off into several treaties

UN talks will not produce a single legally-binding treaty, Mexico’s climate ambassador said.

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Norway to transfer $30m in forest aid to Indonesia

Norway will transfer some of its $1 billion pledge to help Indonesia avoid deforestation.

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EPA seeks bilateral international environmental strategies

The EPA said Tuesday it will promote “global strategies” to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Global CO2 down 1.3% in 2009: analysts

Global carbon dioxide emissions fell 1.3 per cent in 2009 amid the global economic slowdown.

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Countries may exploit future of CDM at UN talks

The CDM could be a hostage to fortune as countries jostle over the future of Kyoto.

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UN talks "going backwards"

The progress of UN climate talks is going backwards, rich and poor nations said today.

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Climate talks likely to progress one issue at a time: Figueres

UN climate talks are only likely to agree on key strands of a future climate treaty step-by-step.

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Green group says sorry for vandalism at Bonn talks

WWF has apologised after Saudi Arabia’s nameplate was vandalised at UN climate talks.

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UK wants more ETS auctions

The UK wants to boost auctioning in the EU ETS to help cut its use as a “provider of subsidies”.

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Copenhagen accord may curb CO2 prices: report

Targets in the Copenhagen accord could lead to lower carbon prices by 2020, a study found.

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Developing countries pledge carbon cuts

Four developing countries this weekend pledged to become carbon neutral.

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Germany needs carbon tax to meet target: survey

Germany will fail to cut carbon emissions 40 per cent by 2020 without a CO2 tax, a survey found.

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China to host October climate talks: UN

An extra round of climate negotiations will take place in Tianjin, China, according to the UN.

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