Mother Polar Bear Loses Her Cubs
A very malnourished mother polar bear guards her even more malnourished two cubs in a small snow drift near camp at Cape Churchill on November 23, 2010 in Manitoba, Canada. Suffering from seizures and close to death these two polar bear cubs are the sad face of the obvious effects of climate change.
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The UN climate change conference finally approved the documents of a climate deal early Saturday after an all-night session, overruling objection from Bolivia.
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United Nations climate change conference in Mexico has concluded after tense talks for two weeks, with agreements adopted to tackle global climate changes and push ahead the UN-sponsored process, which won the applause of the international communities.
• Cancun Conference A Success: Head of Chinese Delegation
The U.N. Climate Change Conference was a success and the Kyoto Protocol had been reaffirmed, the head of the Chinese delegation said Saturday.
• Cancun Climate Talks Send "Positive" Signals: Chinese Delegation
The outcome of the U.N. climate change conference in Cancun sent "positive" signals to the international community, the Chinese delegation said Saturday.
 
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