Inter Press Service: As the electronic clock at the preparatory talks here in the former West German capital counted up to the crucial UN climate change conference Dec. 7-18 in Copenhagen, the possibility of a new treaty being hammered out appeared rather remote. This was in sharp contrast to Jun. 1 when the UN’s top climate change official Yvo de Boer said at the start of the Bonn round: “The political moment is right to reach an agreement.” He had added: “There is no doubt in my mind that the Copenhagen …