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Written by Louise Gray - Telegraph.co.uk   
Tuesday, 29 December 2009

Article Source: Telegraph.co.uk

After the debacle at Copenhagen, the world will be hoping that global leaders can make up for lost time this year

1. Post Copenhagen

The key sticking point is over how to reduce carbon emissions. Developed countries will be announcing how much they are willing to reduce greenhouse gases by 2020 at the end of January. The EU is willing to increase its target from 20 to 30 per cent by 2020 if other rich nations like the US, Japan and Australia also increase ambition. This horse trading will be a key part of strengthening world action against climate change.

2. Climate change

3. Tory green policy

4. Recycling and bins

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