COPENHAGEN — Tempers rose during the U.N. climate conference Tuesday, with key players criticizing each other’s plans to combat global warming and a leaked draft from host nation Denmark creating havoc in the negotiating sessions.
While international pressure to conclude a deal is mounting, time is running out for delegates to agree quickly on numerous key issues that have divided developed and developing nations for months and deadlocked previous negotiations.
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