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Copenhagen
Whitney Houston looks bloated and sweaty as she delivers another disappointing show Daily Mail 06/07/2010 | U.N. climate talks end with bare minimum agreementDominic Evans and Alister Doyle The Washington Post 12/19/2009 |
 It was billed as a triumphant comeback, but Whitney Houston's tour is not exactly panning out that way. The 46-year-old singer, who looked bloated and sweaty on stage, delivered another disastrous performance in Denmark over the weekend. |  COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - U.N. climate talks ended with a bare-minimum agreement on Saturday when delegates "noted" an accord struck by the United States, China and other emerging powers that falls far short of the conference's original goals. |
No U.N. deal on carbon cuts, last day of talks Reuters 12/17/2009 | Copenhagen negotiators struggle to save talks BBC News 12/14/2009 |
 COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Two years of U.N. climate talks reached their climax in Copenhagen on Friday without a deal on carbon emissions cuts, as world leaders tried a last push to agree a new global climate pact. |  Climate change negotiators have been working through the night in Copenhagen to try to rescue plans for a global agreement from collapse. |
Emerging giants draft climate deal: Kyoto must stay AFP 12/10/2009 | Global warming 'caused by sun's radiation'Louise Gray Telegraph 12/08/2009 |
 COPENHAGEN — The world's major emerging economies led by China are calling for a "binding" amendment to the Kyoto Protocol requiring rich countries to slash carbon pollution by more than 40 percent compared to 1990, according to a document seen by AFP Thursday. |  Global warming is caused by radiation from the sun, according to a leading scientist speaking out at an alternative ‘sceptics conference’ in Copenhagen. |
Environment ministers prepare for UN climate change summit The Earth Times 11/16/2009 | |
 Copenhagen - Some 40 environment ministers gathered Monday in Copenhagen for preparatory talks ahead of the UN climate change conference that opens next month in the Danish capital. Ministers from key emitting countries including the United States, China and India as well as African countries and low-lying island nations threatened by global warming and rising sea levels were among those present. | |
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