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Barack Obama Calls PM Modi, Thanks Him For 'Historic Success' At Paris Climate Summit
US President Barack Obama today spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanking him for his leadership, saying India played a "critical role" at the climate change summit in Paris which ensured the event was a "historic success."
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Prakash Javadekar To Give Statement On Paris Agreement In Parliament
India's concerns of both national and environmental targets were achieved in the Paris Agreement on climate change and a statement regarding this will be made in the Parliament this week, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
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Francois Hollande Set To Attend Unveiling Of Draft Climate Deal: Official
French President Francois Hollande was expected to attend the unveiling today of a planned final draft of a UN pact to tame global warming, following marathon negotiations in the northern outskirts of 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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India Not Fully Satisfied With New Climate Draft: Environment Minister
India today said several of its concerns, including voluntary pledges of nations on climate change, have not been incorporated in the new draft which "is the starting point for the final push" as negotiators raced against time to reach an accord to fight global warming.
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Climate Change Summit: Developed Nations Resist India's Stand
Countries are trying hard to reach a legally binding agreement in Paris at the COP21 meet. US President Barack Obama on Tuesday spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss the progress made in the climate change negotiations that are still on, the White House said.
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John Kerry, Prakash Javadekar Hold 'Positive and Constructive' Climate Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry held a "positive and constructive" meeting with Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar at the climate change conference in Paris on various bilateral efforts made to reach a deal for reducing emissions.
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'Lifestyles of a Few' Must Not Crowd Out Opportunities for Developing Nations: PM Modi
In a sharp message to developed nations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today underlined that the "lifestyles of a few" must not crowd out opportunities for developing countries and that the burden of reducing carbon emissions should not be shifted to countries like India.
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For Climate Talks, Paris Site Must be Greener Than Green
The organisers of the COP21 climate conference starting in Paris in a month's time are faced with an unenviable task as they prepare for an event that it is hoped will produce a new road map to stop the Earth warming.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Says 'No Plan B or Planet B' in Climate Talks
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Monday urged nations to look beyond narrow interests at an upcoming world climate conference, warning that "we don't have a planet B."
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Ban Ki-Moon 'Reasonably Optimistic' on Paris Climate Talks
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is "reasonably optimistic" about a world climate conference due to open in Paris at the end of next month, he said in an interview published today.
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Barack Obama Calls PM Modi, Thanks Him For 'Historic Success' At Paris Climate Summit
US President Barack Obama today spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanking him for his leadership, saying India played a "critical role" at the climate change summit in Paris which ensured the event was a "historic success."
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Prakash Javadekar To Give Statement On Paris Agreement In Parliament
India's concerns of both national and environmental targets were achieved in the Paris Agreement on climate change and a statement regarding this will be made in the Parliament this week, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
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Francois Hollande Set To Attend Unveiling Of Draft Climate Deal: Official
French President Francois Hollande was expected to attend the unveiling today of a planned final draft of a UN pact to tame global warming, following marathon negotiations in the northern outskirts of 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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India Not Fully Satisfied With New Climate Draft: Environment Minister
India today said several of its concerns, including voluntary pledges of nations on climate change, have not been incorporated in the new draft which "is the starting point for the final push" as negotiators raced against time to reach an accord to fight global warming.
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Climate Change Summit: Developed Nations Resist India's Stand
Countries are trying hard to reach a legally binding agreement in Paris at the COP21 meet. US President Barack Obama on Tuesday spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss the progress made in the climate change negotiations that are still on, the White House said.
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John Kerry, Prakash Javadekar Hold 'Positive and Constructive' Climate Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry held a "positive and constructive" meeting with Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar at the climate change conference in Paris on various bilateral efforts made to reach a deal for reducing emissions.
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'Lifestyles of a Few' Must Not Crowd Out Opportunities for Developing Nations: PM Modi
In a sharp message to developed nations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today underlined that the "lifestyles of a few" must not crowd out opportunities for developing countries and that the burden of reducing carbon emissions should not be shifted to countries like India.
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For Climate Talks, Paris Site Must be Greener Than Green
The organisers of the COP21 climate conference starting in Paris in a month's time are faced with an unenviable task as they prepare for an event that it is hoped will produce a new road map to stop the Earth warming.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Says 'No Plan B or Planet B' in Climate Talks
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Monday urged nations to look beyond narrow interests at an upcoming world climate conference, warning that "we don't have a planet B."
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Ban Ki-Moon 'Reasonably Optimistic' on Paris Climate Talks
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is "reasonably optimistic" about a world climate conference due to open in Paris at the end of next month, he said in an interview published today.
