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US puts climate debate on hold for five weeks despite plea by Merkel
Suzanne Goldenberg, The Guardian - Published under license by, BusinessGreen , Wednesday 4 November 2009 at 10:07:00 Senate delay means no bill likely before Copenhagen International negotiators lost one of the key elements to a successful deal on global warming today after Democratic leaders in the US Congress ruled out passing a climate change law...
US puts climate debate on hold for five weeks despite plea by Merkel
guardian.co.uk — • Senate delay means no bill likely before Copenhagen • German leader makes historic Congress address International... negotiators lost one of the key elements to a successful deal on global warming today after Democratic leaders in the US Congress ... (more) US puts climate debate on hold for five weeks despite ...
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