Breaking the deadlock at Copenhagen
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With two days left to secure a deal at the Copenhagen climate conference, the US attempts to break the deadlock by publicly backing a proposal that developed countries should provide poorer nations with $100bn per year by 2020 to fight climate changeMore podcasts
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