Solid climate change deal urged
Updated on 06 November 2009
Countries most vulnerable to climate change have attacked rich nations for rethinking the global treaty timetable that would enforce legally binding emissions cut targets.
As delegates engaged in a fifth and final day of UN climate talks in Spain, European nations downplayed expectations for a legal treaty to come out of next month's key climate summit in Copenhagen.
Instead, negotiators were working on a draft political agreement in which rich nations would promise to reduce emissions and to finance aid for helping the world's poorest cope.
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