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Africa resumes climate talks

By Li Jing | China Daily | Updated: 2009-11-05 08:37

Africa resumes climate talks

World Wildlife Fund activists stage a protest posing as wild animals suffering from climate change in Barcelona, Spain, on Monday. Representatives from nearly 180 countries and regions will hold the last United Nations talks this week ahead of the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen in December. AFP

Africa, the continent hardest hit by global warming, ended its boycott of the United Nations climate-change talks in Barcelona after developed nations promised to reduce more greenhouse gas emissions.

Africa resumes climate talks

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