Global warming returns to agenda amid extreme weather
Britain endures the wettest winter and Australia endures a sizzling summer as climate change dominates politics in 2014. Kerry calls climate change a mass destruction weapon while nearly 200 governments push for a Paris deal in 2015 to curb emissions before a 2020 rollout. The IPCC reaffirms man made warming with rising seas and more extreme events.
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Iran and six powers begin substantive talks in Vienna
In Vienna, six world powers and Iran held a first round of substantive discussions on Iran's nuclear program. U S and Iranian officials met separately for 80 minutes while aiming for a broader framework within six months amid cautious optimism and warnings from Tehran and Washington that a breakthrough remains uncertain.
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