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PAUL BLEDSOE

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UN climate talks deadlocked over scope of pledges

By Karl Ritter and Frank Bajak | December 14, 2014 - 5:45am

UN talks on a new global warming pact went into overtime yesterday as negotiators considered a draft agreement that environmentalists complain fails to clearly define the responsibilities countries are due to accept...

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