Key UN environment meeting mired in deadlock

Delegates from more than 190 countries struggled today to break a deadlock on setting targets to preserve animals, plants and ecosystems, raising fears the two-week UN meeting might end in failure.

Key UN environment meeting mired in deadlock

Delegates from more than 190 countries struggled today to break a deadlock on setting targets to preserve animals, plants and ecosystems, raising fears the two-week UN meeting might end in failure.

The biggest sticking point was a division between developing and industrial nations over working out a system to fairly share in genetic resources, such as medicine extracted from plants.

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