Copenhagen climate talks face fragile path to binding deal
At the Copenhagen summit 15,000 delegates from 192 nations gather as Obama plans to attend to push for a framework on emissions targets and funding for poor nations. Experts warn the talks may yield only a framework for future negotiations amid slow progress since Rio and Kyoto. The conference runs amid large security, protests, and high expectations for a major climate accord.
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Climate Express lowers footprint on way to Copenhagen summit
Aboard the Climate Express a train bearing 450 UN officials delegates climate activists and journalists traveled from Brussels to Copenhagen to symbolize cutting carbon. Railways claim carbon neutral travel via renewable power while planners push higher speed rail as a low emission alternative to short flights.
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