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China, India Should Lead Climate Change Issue: Ex-US President Barack Obama
Former US President Barack Obama said Monday he understood why young people were "frustrated" with climate inaction from leaders and that "most countries have failed" to live up to promises they made in the Paris Agreement.
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Fact-Checking President Trump's Claims On The Paris Climate Change Deal
In his speech Thursday announcing his decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement, President Donald Trump frequently relied on dubious facts and unbalanced claims to make his case that the accord would hurt the U.S. economy.
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Barack Obama For French President? He Has The Best Resume, Say Some Voters
A petition is calling on former US President Barack Obama to run for office - in France. Called "Obama17," the campaign's posters have sprung up across Paris, urging people to visit a website and sign a petition to persuade him to run. The goal is to get 1 million people to sign the petition by March 15.
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Donald Trump Says 'Nobody Really Knows' If Climate Change Is Real
President-elect Donald Trump said Sunday that "nobody really knows" whether climate change is real and that he is "studying" whether the United States should withdraw from the global warming agreement struck in Paris a year ago.
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Donald Trump Backs Los Angeles Bid For 2024 Olympics: Mayor's Office
Donald Trump, who will succeed Democratic President Barack Obama on January 20, indicated his support for Los Angeles' bid
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Paris Climate Deal A Turning Point For Planet: Barack Obama
Welcoming the news that the Paris agreement on climate change will enter into force in 30 days, US President Barack Obama has termed it as a "turning point" for protecting the planet for future generations by avoiding some of the worst consequences of global warming.
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No Decision Yet On Ratifying Paris Climate Change Pact: India
India today made it clear that no decision to ratify the Paris climate change agreement has been taken so far as its domestic processes in this regard were still underway.
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6 Nuclear Power Reactors For Andhra? Deal Iffy, Says Foreign Media
The leaders of India and the United States on Tuesday vowed to ratify the Paris climate accord this year, pledged to nail down terms for limiting a potent greenhouse gas used as a refrigerant in air conditioners, and set a one-year deadline for concluding a deal for six commercial nuclear power plants.
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Paris Accord On Climate Change Was Unlikely Without India's Leadership: US
The historic accord on climate change signed in Paris last year would not have been possible if it was not for India's leadership on "substantial commitments", the White House said in a statement on Tuesday, shortly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi met US President Barack Obama in Washington.
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India, US Reaffirm Their Commitment To Join Paris Climate Agreement
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama today committed themselves to join the Paris climate change deal this year, which would provide a "significant global momentum" towards implementation of the historic agreement, a top White House official said.
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China, India Should Lead Climate Change Issue: Ex-US President Barack Obama
Former US President Barack Obama said Monday he understood why young people were "frustrated" with climate inaction from leaders and that "most countries have failed" to live up to promises they made in the Paris Agreement.
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Fact-Checking President Trump's Claims On The Paris Climate Change Deal
In his speech Thursday announcing his decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement, President Donald Trump frequently relied on dubious facts and unbalanced claims to make his case that the accord would hurt the U.S. economy.
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Barack Obama For French President? He Has The Best Resume, Say Some Voters
A petition is calling on former US President Barack Obama to run for office - in France. Called "Obama17," the campaign's posters have sprung up across Paris, urging people to visit a website and sign a petition to persuade him to run. The goal is to get 1 million people to sign the petition by March 15.
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Donald Trump Says 'Nobody Really Knows' If Climate Change Is Real
President-elect Donald Trump said Sunday that "nobody really knows" whether climate change is real and that he is "studying" whether the United States should withdraw from the global warming agreement struck in Paris a year ago.
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Donald Trump Backs Los Angeles Bid For 2024 Olympics: Mayor's Office
Donald Trump, who will succeed Democratic President Barack Obama on January 20, indicated his support for Los Angeles' bid
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Paris Climate Deal A Turning Point For Planet: Barack Obama
Welcoming the news that the Paris agreement on climate change will enter into force in 30 days, US President Barack Obama has termed it as a "turning point" for protecting the planet for future generations by avoiding some of the worst consequences of global warming.
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No Decision Yet On Ratifying Paris Climate Change Pact: India
India today made it clear that no decision to ratify the Paris climate change agreement has been taken so far as its domestic processes in this regard were still underway.
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6 Nuclear Power Reactors For Andhra? Deal Iffy, Says Foreign Media
The leaders of India and the United States on Tuesday vowed to ratify the Paris climate accord this year, pledged to nail down terms for limiting a potent greenhouse gas used as a refrigerant in air conditioners, and set a one-year deadline for concluding a deal for six commercial nuclear power plants.
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Paris Accord On Climate Change Was Unlikely Without India's Leadership: US
The historic accord on climate change signed in Paris last year would not have been possible if it was not for India's leadership on "substantial commitments", the White House said in a statement on Tuesday, shortly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi met US President Barack Obama in Washington.
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India, US Reaffirm Their Commitment To Join Paris Climate Agreement
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama today committed themselves to join the Paris climate change deal this year, which would provide a "significant global momentum" towards implementation of the historic agreement, a top White House official said.
