China on path to redemption in Cancún

The Guardian

1 minute read Dec. 7, 2010

China, cast as the wrecker of UN climate negotiations last year, went some way towards rehabilitation at the Cancún summit today, amid reports it was prepared to compromise on a core US demand.

Read the full story on the Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/dec/07/cancun-climate-change-summit-china

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