"WARSAW — Two weeks of United Nations climate talks ended Saturday with a pair of last-minute deals keeping alive the hope that a global effort can ward off a ruinous rise in temperatures."
"Delegates agreed to the broad outlines of a proposed system for pledging emissions cuts and gave their support for a new treaty mechanism to tackle the human cost of rising seas, floods, stronger storms and other expected effects of global warming.
The measures added momentum to the talks as United Nations members look toward a 2015 conference in Paris to replace the moribund Kyoto Protocol."
David Jolly reports for the New York Times November 23, 2013.
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"China and India Onboard With Updated Wording at Warsaw Climate Talks" (Deutsche Welle)
"Warsaw Climate Talks Set To Reach Deal To Agree Targets on Emissions Cuts" (Guardian)
"U.N. Talks Limp Towards Global 2015 Climate Deal" (Reuters)
"China and India Onboard With Updated Wording at Warsaw Climate Talks" (Deutsche Welle)
"How Rich Countries Dodged the Climate Change Blame Game in Warsaw" (Guardian)
"Warsaw Climate Conference Finds Weak Compromise" (Deutsche Presse-Agentur)
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