New York Times: Indonesia has declared a two-year moratorium on clearing natural forests as part of a billion-dollar deal aimed at reviving efforts to fight climate change after the collapse of global talks in Copenhagen last year. The deal, signed Wednesday at a climate conference in Oslo, is open to other countries and would tie the $1 billion in funding to “verified emissions reductions’ as part of the United Nations-backed effort known as Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest …