Climate negotiators divided on how to tackle global warming -- and who should foot the bill -- grappled Friday on the final day of talks to finalise a draft agreement ahead of a crucial UN summit.
After four days of haggling in the German city of Bonn, this is the final negotiating day before heads of state and government arrive in Paris for a November 30-December 11 conference tasked with sealing the deal.
A deep divide between rich and developing nations, and a botched attempt to streamline procedure, have left many diplomats frustrated.
Representing the G77 group of more than 130 developing nations, South Africa's climate negotiator Nozipho Mxakato-Diseko expressed the bloc's "profound dissatisfaction" at a meeting on Friday morning.
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