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The document examines the conflict between developed and developing nations regarding the integration of agriculture into climate agreements. It highlights fears from G-77 countries that internationally agreed 'good practice' standards for agricultural emissions could be used as unilateral trade barriers or non-tariff restrictions. The report also addresses concerns over food security, price increases, and opposition to market-based mitigation mechanisms, suggesting that referencing Article 3.5 of the Convention may provide a viable legal compromise to build trust and advance negotiations.