Doha climate talks drift into overtime as hours slip by
At the U N climate talks in Doha Qatar delegates labored through the night seeking a funding timetable for poor nations and a path to extend the Kyoto Protocol while facing deep divides over who pays how much and how to trigger tougher emissions targets. A wider 2015 deal remains the goal but significant gaps persist, with U S and EU resistance to detailed aid pledges and a push by island and African nations for a $100 billion per year by 2020 and loss and damage mechanisms.
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