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Climate-change aid to developing world difficult to track, report says

by Brian Vastag Washington Post May 20, 2011

In the 2009 Copenhagen climate accord, 21 developed nations and the European Union agreed to provide $30 billion over three years to help poorer nations adapt to climate change and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions....

Planting for the future

by Carrie Madren The Interpreter May 16, 2011

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Wikileak cables show race to obtain Arctic resources as ice retreats

by Meirion Jones and Susan Watts BBC News May 12, 2011

Secret US embassy cables released by Wikileaks show nations are racing to "carve up" Arctic resources - oil, gas and even rubies - as the ice retreats. They suggest that Arctic states, including the US and Russia, are all pushing to stake a claim....

Fast-growing Brazil tries to lift its poorest

by Juan Forero Washington Post May 11, 2011

The industrial complex and port here are a showcase of the region’s economic might, employing 55,000 workers and attracting billions in investments. But a couple of miles down the road, Netildes Delvina Soares, 47, lives “with much suffering,” ...

Administration planning $1 billion debt relief for Egypt

by Mary Beth Sheridan Washington Post May 7, 2011

The Obama administration has decided to provide about $1 billion in debt relief for Egypt, a senior official said Saturday, in the boldest U.S. effort yet to shore up a key Middle East ally as it attempts a democratic transition. The aid would be pa...

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