MLex E3 Press Round-Up 13.11.2009

( November 13, 2009, 07:59 GMT | Press Round-Up Europe) -- Binding climate deal impossible before 2010 without US legislation; UK's Brown to attend Copenhagen negotiations; Austria to miss Kyoto targets; Renewables target is impossible for UK - engineering institute; Renewables under threat in US due to investment climate; British government plans fresh tax breaks for nuclear industry; Carbon-market flows to developing world to contribute 68 bln euros in 2020; Brazilian government announces historic drop in deforestation; Russia, Austria agree to work fast on South Stream pipeline talks; Canadian biofuel makers push government for more incentives; Greenland ice sheet melting faster, contributing to sea-level rise- A binding international climate deal would be delayed until 2010 unless the US Congress passes domestic legislation, warned Janos Pasztor, director of the UN Secretary-General's climate-change support team....

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