| Nations meet Jan. 31 deadline for emissions reduction plans |
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| Written by JOHN M. BRODER, New York Times | |
| Tuesday, 02 February 2010 | |
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The climate change accord reached at Copenhagen in December passed its first test on Monday after countries responsible for the bulk of climate-altering pollution formally submitted their emission reduction plans, meeting the agreement’s Jan. 31 deadline. Read more...
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