1. ADAPTATION:
One city flirts with lowering its defenses in a stormy future

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. -- A hurricane barrier stretches 3 1/2 miles here, for years breaking storm-driven waves at a yawning river mouth as seas surge toward the smelly scallop fleet and old houses on the hill. Now the snaking structure also threatens to break the bank. The city says it can't afford to inspect its part of the system, a move that could push the federal government to decertify the entire barrier. Go to story #1

2. FINANCE:
Still no money for developing nations, new G-20 documents show

Newly revised Treasury Department documents obtained by E&E show that the United States still has not determined how much money wealthy nations should raise to help developing countries cope with global warming, even as Europe has pledged to give up to $15 billion annually. Go to story #2

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