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Published - Nov 04 2009 11:43 AM

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A group of 55 African nations ended a day-long boycott of UN climate talks in Barcelona yesterday, but warned they were prepared to repeat the protest and potentially derail the two-year long Copenhagen negotiations unless rich nations agree to more ... Read Full Story

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