"KATOWICE, Poland - Negotiators from nearly 200 countries produced a draft text on Thursday on how to implement the Paris Agreement on combating global warming, but some disputes remain with only one day left before the official end of the conference.
The presidency of the climate talks in Katowice, Poland, had asked for a draft of the final package to be ready by Thursday afternoon after almost two weeks of negotiations, but work continued into the evening to get it ready.
The draft lays out options on ways to implement the 2015 Paris pact which aims to limit global warming to “well below” two degrees Celsius.
“We can implement the Paris Agreement as you all designed it. It is now time to move forward. We need to move. Climate change will not wait for us,” Poland’s Michal Kurtyka, president of the talks, told delegates. "
Bate Felix and Agnieszka Barteczko report for Reuters December 13, 2018.
SEE ALSO:
"Maldives Tells U.N. Climate Talks: 'We Are Not Prepared To Die'" (Reuters)
"Draft Agreement Emerges At Un Climate Talks, Pitfalls Remain" (AP)
"China Warns Of Deadlock In Climate Talks" (Financial Times)
"UN Climate Talks Inch Forward, Appear Headed For Overtime" (AP)
Advertisement 
