Published on Dec 11, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ UN climate change talks have ended in Durban with agreement to force all the world's biggest polluters to take action to slow the pace of global warming.
It follows years of failed attempts to impose legally binding cuts on developing giants such as China and India.
The tortuous negotiations in South Africa were extended to allow more time to bang some reluctant heads together.
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Chris Huhne: Durban climate deal is 'success for European"
It follows years of failed attempts to impose legally binding cuts on developing giants such as China and India.
The tortuous negotiations in South Africa were extended to allow more time to bang some reluctant heads together.
.
Chris Huhne: Durban climate deal is 'success for European"
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Energy Secretary appears to make a thinly veiled attack on Prime Minister David Cameron as he lauds a united European front for helping to clinch a last-minute deal at UN climate talks in Durban
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