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Developing Countries
· Rev Tutu Urges More Climate Commitments from Rich Nations
· African Parliamentarians Bemoan Slow Progress in Climate Change Negotiations
· Chinese Negotiator: Climate Talks Entering 'Crucial Stage'
· African Group Urges Speeding up UN Climate Change Talks
· LDCs Require 1.5% of Developed Countries' GDP in Fighting Climate Change
· Senior Chinese Diplomat: 'Kyoto Protocol Will Be Effective After 2012'
· China Hopes to See Positive Results from Copenhagen Conference
· Chinese FM Discusses Bilateral Ties, Copenhagen Conference with Counterparts
· Chinese Premier, UN Chief Discuss Climate Change over Phone
· WWF Report: China Enjoys Increasingly Share in Clean Energy
· China Wants Population Reflected in Outcome of Climate Talks
· China Calls on Rich Nations to Deliver on Climate Pledges
· Climate Envoy Takes China's Message to Copenhagen
· Brazilian FM Says Rich Countries 'Posturing' on Climate Issue
· Africa Group Battles for Common Position at Copenhagen Climate Conference
· China, India, Brazil Agree to Enhance Cooperation Against Climate Change
· FM: Wen's Attendance Adds Momentum to Copenhagen Talks
· China Warns Rich Nations Against 'Shirking Responsibility' on Climate Change
· Kiribati Joins Tuvalu's Call for Binding Climate Deal
· Review on Chinese Wind Power Projects Unfair
· Danish Climate Draft Causes Uproar Among Developing Nations
· China Criticizes Rich Nations' Inaction on Global Warming
· Indian Environmentalists Term Danish Draft at Copenhagen Summit Unfair
· Population Control Called Key to Deal
· Malaysia to Ask Developed Nations to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions
· 'Green Group' Countries Call for Action to Address Climate Change
· Environment Minister: Brazil May Reduce Deforestation by 90% by 2020
· China Expects Developed Countries to Meet Commitments on Emissions
· China: US, EU Expected to Do More on Emission Cuts
· G77 and China Criticize West for Shifting Responsibility on Climate Change
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COP15 Introduction Agenda
The COP15 conference is the 15th Conference of the Parties under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). It is co-organized by the Danish Government. The conference will run for two weeks from December 7-18.

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