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Coperhagen Cimate Summit

Europe Pledges Billions for Climate Aid for Poor Nations

By JAMES KANTER and ANDREW C. REVKIN 6:50 AM ET

The offer of about $3 billion is an attempt to help the chances of reaching a deal next week at climate talks.

• Join the Conversation: Prospects for a Treaty
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U.S. Climate Envoy’s Good Cop, Bad Cop Roles

By JOHN M. BRODER

The U.S. negotiator on climate change is considered an accommodating envoy who is willing to be blunt as well.

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Global and Local Concerns Meet in ‘Hopenhagen’

By TOM ZELLER Jr. and ANDREW C. REVKIN

From a truck-size piece of globe art adorned with mirrors, to a 50-foot canvas sphere projected each night at City Hall Square, every block of Copenhagen seems embroidered with a green global consciousness.

This Week in Copenhagen

There is no chance of even an interim agreement from the global warming conference without the enthusiastic participation of China.