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UK PM Brown Plans Backup Talks if Copenhagen Fails

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18 December 2009 :: staff

Gordon Brown plans “plan b” 2nd round of talks if Copenhagen conference fails to achieve global pact. The plan would call for a smaller number of nations to meet to agree to concrete steps to curb emissions and move their contribution to the world economy toward a green energy future.

A UK official has said of the stumbling blocks that China is the main hold-out and that “There are not thousands of variables in this, there are a handful. It is only the 2050 target and the issue of how to verify [emission cuts countries pledge].”

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