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on Aug 15th, 2009 and filed under BONN, Germany (Reuters) – The world’s poorest nations joined small island states on Friday to urge far tougher global goals for fighting climate change, saying their people were at risk from everything from droughts to rising sea levels.
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Vulnerable states team up for tougher climate pact
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