UN Aims to Boost Climate Talks Amid Rich-Poor Rift
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United Nations envoys today attempted to revive progress at stalled climate negotiations, issuing a draft of the meeting’s possible conclusion aimed at bridging differences between rich and poor nations
Margaret Mukahanana-Sangarwe, a Zimbabwean who leads a track of the negotiations that could bring U.S. and developing nations into a new treaty, issued the document in Cancun, Mexico, after consulting with delegates in the 193-nation talks. The paper includes a range of options on how to detail emissions cuts to be made by industrialized and developing countries.