U N climate conference opens in Copenhagen
The Copenhagen gathering launches with 192 nations pressed to seal a deal amid warnings it may be the last best chance to curb emissions. Major emitters pledges spur cautious optimism as scientists warn of warming impacts like rising seas and extreme weather.
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EPA declares greenhouse gases endanger health in major action
The EPA finds that manmade greenhouse gases threaten Americans health paving the way for potential federal limits on car and power plant emissions. The move aims to spur global climate talks in Copenhagen and may lead to stricter vehicle fuel standards and plant retrofit requirements. Critics warn new costs and job losses while supporters cite progress on climate action despite possible Congress inaction.
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