By Brian Beary in Washington | Wednesday 25 January 2012
In the upcoming negotiations for a United Nations climate change agreement for the post-2020 era, the US administration sees its role as that of mediator between the powers pushing hardest for an ambitious text, the EU and less ambitious countries....
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