Bali talks aim to jumpstart climate change fight


  • World
  • Sunday, 02 Dec 2007

BALI, Indonesia (Reuters) - About 190 nations start talks on Monday to try to sharpen the main weapon against climate change by involving all countries ranging from the United States to the poorest in Africa. 

Delegates to the U.N.-sponsored talks in Bali, Indonesia, are under intense pressure to launch negotiations on a "roadmap" that will lead to a broader pact by late 2009 to tackle greenhouse gas emissions that are blamed for causing global warming. 

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