LONDON:
Kenya's
environment
minister
John
Michuki
has
expressed
fears
that
African
nations
may
get
a
raw
deal
at
the
crucial
climate
change
talks
in
Copenhagen
in
December.
Politicians
attending
the
two-day
meeting
say
Africa
must
be
able
to
justify
its
requests
at
the
Copenhagen
talks.
In
June,
the
African
Parliamentarians
Summit
on
Climate
Change
said
it
would
demand
that
developed
countries
committed
a
minimum
of
$200bn
a
year
for
adaptation
and
mitigation
of
climate
change
in
developing
countries.
"We
could
talk
about
degradation,
adaptation,
we
can
talk
about
mitigation,
but
that…
