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UNFCCC climate negotiations, Copenhagen: December 7-18, 2009

After 48 hours continuous negotiations, the COP15 is concluded with a 'Copenhagen Accord' (PDF). With international backing for 2 degrees celcius, the Accord kick starts global action on climate change.

Find out what happened in the final hours of negotiations.


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January 2010: Act on Copenhagen website comes to an end

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China, India & US join 60+ countries, representing over 78% global emissions, that submit 2020 mitigation targets. Targets are in 'striking distance' of 2 degrees.

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