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But critics said the long-awaited White House initiative would do little to ensure a successful outcome to the talks, and that it came at the wrong time in the negotiations. Obama will travel to Copenhagen on 10 December, on his way to collect the Nobel peace prize in Oslo the next day. But the White House gave no indication that the president was prepared to return to the city when Gordon Brown and 60 or more world leaders fly in to add impetus to the final deal one week later on 18 December - the last day of the talks. The Observer revealed this week that the US administration was poised to announce a specific figure for cuts ahead of the Copenhagen talks. Obama’s commitment to attend the talks was welcomed by the UN and many environment groups but dismissed by others as a photo opportunity designed to upstage the other 60 world leaders. Read More at: http://www.guardian.co.uk/ http://www.zerofootprintfoundation.org/75123/