By Friday, the draft negotiating text had swelled to 60 pages, threatening a reprise of the build - up to the chaotic Copenhagen Summit in 2009, when divisions
between major emitters meant world leaders had no workable draft to agree as a climate treaty.
Peru as hosts and Brazil as an influential player at previous climate summits are in a strong position to bridge the differences
between the major emitters — China, the United States and the European Union — and to bring on board developing countries.
Not exact matches
The accord starts to move away from the artificial distinction
between developed versus developing countries towards one of
major emitters versus everyone else.