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The climate change wake-up call

Developing countries shifted their stance in a year that started after failure in Copenhagen and ended with optimism at CancúnThe year 2010 started inauspiciously with the spectacular failure of the...

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Development scorecard: where points were won and lost in 2010

Real progress was made on the millennium development goals, and 2011 brings a chance to make up for missed opportunitiesAs 2010 draws to a close, it is worth reflecting on what the year has delivered...

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2010: The year in environment

The BP oil spill, climate science under the spotlight, soaring global temperatures and UN climate talks - the stories of 2010 in pictures

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Ban Ki-moon ends hands-on involvement in climate change talks

UN secretary general will redirect efforts to making more immediate gains in clean energy and sustainable development• Yvo de Boer on Ban's green growth agendaBan Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary...

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Ban Ki-moon's green growth agenda can bring climate to the heart of the UN |...

Ban Ki-moon must shift the UN's focus to take climate into the mainstream debate on sustainable development• Ban Ki-moon ends hands-on involvement in climate change talksThe Cancún climate change...

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Reheating the climate change story | Jules Boykoff

The media have dropped climate change, with its tricky science. But cast in economic terms, it could recapture public interestHere's a climate conundrum: while scientists declared 2010 to be the...

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Why the UN can never stop climate change | David G Victor

For any progress to be made, diplomacy should shift to smaller forums, with achievable goals and focus on adaptationOn Sunday in Thailand diplomats opened another round of formal United Nations talks...

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Durban climate deal impossible, say US and EU envoys

BusinessGreen: Todd Stern and Connie Hedegaard write off any chance of countries agreeing legally binding emissions targets in DecemberThe chances of agreeing a legally binding deal to tackle climate...

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Bonn climate talks: Developing nations question funding commitment

Money promised 18 months ago to help countries adapt to climate change has not been made availableThe UN climate talks re-opened in Bonn on Monday with developing countries increasingly resentful that...

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Needed: a world leader | David King

At home, the PM is doing well on green issues. Now he needs to take the fight into the global arenaIn January 2004 I caused some consternation, particularly in the White House, when I said that global...

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Climate change: learning the lessons of the past 50 years | Stephen P Groff

We must draw on our experience of development co-operation to ensure climate change funds are effectively usedFew would dispute the need to mobilise funds to support developing countries in dealing...

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Climate talks: China calls on developing countries to 'step up'

China bids to bridge gap between rich and poor nations by urging emerging economies to make concrete emission reduction plansDeveloping countries must step up with concrete plans to cut carbon...

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Green Climate Fund to discuss $100bn pledged by rich countries

UN body set up to be world's single biggest source of financing for climate change mitigation faces complex and difficult taskThe fate of billions of dollars of promised funding from rich countries to...

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The highs and lows of 15 years of climate talks - in pictures

From Yvo's tears to Durban deadlock, we look back at the highs and lows of the last 15 years of climate talks since the Kyoto protocol was signedEric HilaireJessica Aldred

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Global climate talks timeline – interactive

How the global climate talks have progressed from 2005, when the Kyoto protocol became legally binding, to this year's negotiations in Doha, QatarChristine OliverShiona Tregaskis

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The climate change wake-up call

Developing countries shifted their stance in a year that started after failure in Copenhagen and ended with optimism at CancúnThe year 2010 started inauspiciously with the spectacular failure of the...

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Development scorecard: where points were won and lost in 2010

Real progress was made on the millennium development goals, and 2011 brings a chance to make up for missed opportunitiesAs 2010 draws to a close, it is worth reflecting on what the year has delivered...

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2010: The year in environment

The BP oil spill, climate science under the spotlight, soaring global temperatures and UN climate talks - the stories of 2010 in pictures

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Ban Ki-moon ends hands-on involvement in climate change talks

UN secretary general will redirect efforts to making more immediate gains in clean energy and sustainable development• Yvo de Boer on Ban's green growth agendaBan Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary...

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Ban Ki-moon's green growth agenda can bring climate to the heart of the UN |...

Ban Ki-moon must shift the UN's focus to take climate into the mainstream debate on sustainable development• Ban Ki-moon ends hands-on involvement in climate change talksThe Cancún climate change...

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