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China spurred a jump in global carbon dioxide emissions to their highest ever recorded level in 2011, offsetting falls in the United States and Europe, the International Energy Agency said on Thursday.

The latest round of climate talks stalled on Friday in Bonn, Germany as government delegates couldn't resolve how to share the burden of reducing man-made global warming, running the risk of weakening any progress made at last year's talks and possibly undoing a decades-long effort to control carbon emissions.

The United Nations climate change conference in Bonn, Germany, from May 14 to 25 managed to generate a fair amount of heat but not much light.

New Zealand Post has scooped an award for its innovative approach to printing for Fly Buys at the HP Indigo Digital Print Awards held in Germany this month.

State lawmakers are considering a measure that would limit how North Carolina prepares for sea-level rise, which many scientists consider one of the surest results of climate change.

UXBRIDGE, Canada - Climate-heating carbon emissions set a record high in 2011, in a 3.2 percent increase over the previous year, the International Energy Agency reported this week.

A two-week United Nations gathering in Bonn, Germany focusing on climate change ended on Friday with a warning that without a legally binding international treaty to cut greenhouse gas emissions and billions of dollars donated to the cause by rich nations, global warming will continue to be a threat.

Smoke billows from a chimney of a heating plant as the sun sets in Beijing in this file photo dated Monday, Feb.

The meeting in Bonn, Germany saw angry exchanges between rich nations, fast-industrialising ones and those prone to climate impacts.

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Countries have agreed that deep emissions cuts are needed to limit an increase in global average temperature to less than 2 degrees Celsius this century above pre-industrial levels, a threshold that scientists say is the minimum required to limit devastating climate effects like crop failure and melting glaciers.

Man-made climate is threatening the existence of many species, such as the giant polar bear.

Reuters/Bonn Greenhouse gas emissions in 2020 could rise to 9bn tonnes above what is needed to limit global warming as some countries look set to miss their emissions cut targets, a report by three climate research groups said on Wednesday.

Smoke billows from a chimney of a heating plant as the sun sets in Beijing in this file photo dated Monday, Feb.

The session in Bonn was meant to build on a deal struck in Durban, South Africa, in December, but the talks were faltering heading into the penultimate day amid disputes over what, exactly, was agreed on last year.

Pedestrians walk along a footpath in front of a massive chimney billowing smoke for a coal-burning power station in central Beijing January 12, 2012.

The advances made in U.N. climate talks last year appeared at risk Thursday as a rift between rich and poor countries reopened in negotiations aimed at crafting a global pact to stop the planet from overheating.

The lack of progress in the Post-Kyoto talks is threatening to put obstacles in the upcoming November UN Climate Conference in Doha, the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry's environmental department, Oleg Shamanov, said on Wednesday.