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AlterNet / By Janet Redman

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Blame Game Leads to Climate Deadlock in Bonn

What's at stake is perhaps the largest transfer of resources from the global south to the north in history.

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Janet Redman is co-director of the Sustainable Energy and Economy Network at the Institute for Policy Studies where she provides analysis of the international financial institutionsâ€™ energy investment and carbon finance activities.

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