BRUSSELS, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Eastern European member states could receive two levels of funding to secure their support in an EU plan to cut carbon in the fight against climate change, according to a final draft text prepared for leaders on Friday. Ten percent of revenues from the EU's flagship emissions trading scheme (ETS) would be distributed to them via the so-called "solidarity and growth" fund, said the text seen by Reuters and which is yet to be approved by leaders. That would be followed by a further 2 percent for the nine former communist countries that reduced emissions when industry collapsed in the wake of communism. (Reporting by Ingrid Melander and Pete Harrison; editing by Mark John)
A destroyed bulldozer is seen at a burned area in the forest at the coastal town of Laguna Verde, some 115 km (71 miles) northwest of Santiago, in this March 6, ...
