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Leading finance ministers and bank governors will get down to business at the G20 summit as they try to nurse the global economy back to health.
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Solid climate change deal urgedCountries most vulnerable to climate change have attacked rich nations for rethinking the global treaty timetable that would enforce legally binding emissions cut targets.
Courts told get tough on pollutersThe courts have been urged by a watchdog to issue tougher fines for environmental pollution.
Warning over carbon 'double whammy'Environmental campaigners have claimed the Government's "obsession" with carbon trading as a solution to climate change is "irresponsible and dangerous" and could trigger a sub-prime style financial collapse.
Rains flood 200,000 Mexican homesRains have flooded the homes of more than 200,000 people along Mexico's Gulf coast, leaving authorities struggling to reach all those affected.
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