( December 16, 2009, 08:28 GMT | Press Round-Up Europe) -- Divisions persist in UN Copenhagen talks; UN's Ban concedes Copenhagen might not reach deal on climate financing; Britain's Brown warns UN talks will fail if US does not raise target; Ethiopia proposes shipping and aviation levy, global transaction tax to fund climate fight; Copenhagen negotiators are close to a deal on forestry; Riots break out in Copenhagen around climate talks; EU's 2020 strategy neglects fundamental issues of growth, consumption patterns; UK opposition leader pledges 20 bln pound initiative for greener homes; Three out of four UK voters believe climate change is important problem; Nordic companies team up for CCS plant in Finland; China's nuclear energy programme raises safety concerns; India stymied in push for solar power; Canada mulls tax breaks for oil sands industry; US reaches deal with dairy farmers to reduce emissions-Divisions on core issues persist over a global deal on climate change as leaders arrive for the final days of talks....
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