Climate Deal In Paris
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Global Climate Deal Expected On Saturday: French Hosts
Ministers from across the planet are expected to wrap up a 195-nation UN climate-saving deal on Saturday, one day later than the original deadline, the French hosts said.
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US House Blocks Carbon Emission Rules, Barack Obama Set to Veto
US House Republicans voted Tuesday to block President Barack Obama's regulations on reducing greenhouse gas emissions -- a move certain to spark his veto -- as negotiators work on a global climate deal in Paris.
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Barack Obama, Francois Hollande Back 'Ambitious and Durable' Climate Deal
US President Barack Obama and his French counterpart Francois Hollande on Friday voiced support for an "ambitious and durable" climate deal, amid questions about the legal status of any Paris accord.
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Path to Climate Ambition Must Be Paved With Equity: India
India has warned that global efforts to arrive at a climate deal in Paris later this year will not succeed if they are laced with persistent attempts to dislodge the balance of responsibilities between developed and developing countries, stressing that the path to climate ambition must be paved with equity.
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Global Climate Deal Expected On Saturday: French Hosts
Ministers from across the planet are expected to wrap up a 195-nation UN climate-saving deal on Saturday, one day later than the original deadline, the French hosts said.
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US House Blocks Carbon Emission Rules, Barack Obama Set to Veto
US House Republicans voted Tuesday to block President Barack Obama's regulations on reducing greenhouse gas emissions -- a move certain to spark his veto -- as negotiators work on a global climate deal in Paris.
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Barack Obama, Francois Hollande Back 'Ambitious and Durable' Climate Deal
US President Barack Obama and his French counterpart Francois Hollande on Friday voiced support for an "ambitious and durable" climate deal, amid questions about the legal status of any Paris accord.
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Path to Climate Ambition Must Be Paved With Equity: India
India has warned that global efforts to arrive at a climate deal in Paris later this year will not succeed if they are laced with persistent attempts to dislodge the balance of responsibilities between developed and developing countries, stressing that the path to climate ambition must be paved with equity.
