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Countdown to Copenhagen

	UK	World
Since	Carbon price too low	Bolivia host summit to 'solve Climate Change'
	Brown blames China	Ban Ki Moon sees success
During	Brown accepts 'Deal'	Conference "notes"  Accord = "the Deal"
	Accord Explained	"Copenhagen Accord" struck
	Brown in Town	President Resigns
	Miliband admits failures	Africa walks out
		Leaked alternative draft
		Japan complies with IPCC
Start	Brown urges EU to cut 30%	Targets not good enough
1		South Africa sets targets
2	Miliband attacks 'Tory saboteurs'	'ClimateGate' and Indian Crisis affect start
3		Canada - Black Spot
4		India says "We'll pay for ourselves"
5		Australian senate votes down carbon bill
6	Email Furore (latest from CRU)
8		China sets targets per yuan
9	Brown Unveils "Climate Emergency" fund
10	Green Queen opens Commonwealth Summit
11		Obama to go to Copenhagen
12		China commits to cuts
19		ITUC says governments should put the world on an unequivocal path to a low-carbon future.
20		Denmark, Prelimimary Meeting: "it still can succeed if all 192 countries can agree on two sets of numbers"
21		Obama says "No Deal"
22		France & Brazil commit to cut emissions
23		Brazil will reduce deforestation
24		ITUC Working towards an environmentallyy ambitioous and socially fair deal
25	Gordon Brown proposes micro tax on all financial transactions (Tobin Tax) to help fund adaptions to climate change	Energy Agency of OECD says there will be "alarming" consequences for energy security, and almost certainly "massive climate change and irreparable damage to the planet."

Since Copenhagen

Over 107 nations had responded to the UN’s request for information on both funding and CO2 reductions to 2020.

These “accordions” covered 80% of global CO2 emissions. 2010 would have to be a year of delivery, with a focus on domestic actions, and rebuilding EU leadership.

This is hoped to serve the basis for a new global deal which is likely to involve negotiations among a smaller set of nations.