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Climate change
UK to lead a campaign for a legally binding climate change treaty following climate change negotiations in Copenhagen.
FCO pledge 10% emission reductions
The FCO has signed up to the 10:10 campaign, an initiative to reduce Britain's carbon emissions by 10% by the end of 2010
Copenhagen commitments
Countries declare their individual 2020 targets for emission reductions as agreed in the Copenhagen Accord
Climate bloggers
Read climate blogs from the UK Climate Envoy for Vulnerable Countries and Climate Change Counsellor in Beijing
The road to Copenhagen
In December 2009, the world came together to agree a new international agreement to tackle climate change
Priorities
Foreign Office priorities include: promoting low carbon technologies and low carbon economies
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- Unlocking a low-carbon Europe: perspectives on EU budget reform (Green Alliance 2010)
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