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    Africa Rejoins UN Climate Talks in Barcelona

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    African leaders who staged a boycott at the United Nations climate talks in Barcelona on Nov. 3 have

    after rich countries promised to make stronger efforts to deepen their greenhouse gas emissions by 2020, Reuters reports. However, the group threatened to repeat their protest if the 175-country meeting in Barcelona failed to make progress.

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