Environment Minister John Baird says Canada will head to a UN climate change conference in Bali with a "solid" plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions and will push for a "constructive" agreement with other countries to encourage global reductions. - Canada is among 190 countries participating in the UN climate change conference in Indonesia. Its purpose is to establish a blueprint for a new international pact that will replace the Kyoto Protocol after 2012. Some 10,000 people in all have gathered for two weeks of talks, which follow a series of scientific reports this year that concluded the world has the technology to slow global warming, but must act immediately. - Shortly before leaving for Bali, Baird told CBC News on Sunday that "we'll be arriving at this conference with a solid ... plan to cut emissions here in Canada by 20 per cent by 2020 ... and we want to work to get a constructive agreement, and such an agreement has to have...