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Copenhagen climate talks close to deal: India
A U.N. climate summit was close to agreeing a non-binding deal for combating global warming after more than a day of deadlock, Indian minister said.
A U.N. climate summit was close to agreeing a non-binding deal for combating global warming on Friday after more than a day of deadlock, India's environment minister said.
"We are close to seeing a legally non-binding Copenhagen outcome after 36 hours of gruelling, intensive negotiations," Jairam Ramesh told Reuters.
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