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Barack Obama Reaches Out To Leaders; Congrats Them On Climate Deal
In the aftermath of the historic Paris climate deal, US President Barack Obama has reached out to world leaders and thanked them for their valuable contributions in working towards making the planet safe.
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Barack Obama Says World Has 'Met The Moment' With Climate Pact
President Barack Obama said the new global climate agreement "offers the best chance we have to save the one planet we have" and credited his administration as being a driving force behind the deal.
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Paris Climate Deal Throws 'Frayed Lifeline' To The Poor
A new global deal to tackle climate change, agreed in Paris on Saturday, is an important step towards protecting the poor from more extreme weather and rising seas - but does not offer enough funding or assurance that their rights will be respected, vulnerable countries and agencies working to support them said.
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In Final Push For Landmark Climate Deal, End Of Fossil Fuel Era Nears
At the tail end of the hottest year on record, climate negotiators in Paris will aim on today to seal a landmark accord that will transform the world's fossil fuel-driven economy within decades and turn the tide on global warming.
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Paris Climate Talks By The Numbers
The global climate talks that ran into overtime on Friday have been a massive undertaking both diplomatically and logistically, with some 40,000 daily participants.
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Global Climate Talks Face Last Hurdles, Deal Seen In Reach
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said on Friday that an ambitious global climate deal was within reach, though political concessions were still required to get over some last hurdles.
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PM Narendra Modi's Book About India's Efforts To Mitigate Climate Change
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said his book "Convenient Action- Continuity for Change" which was released in Paris on Thursday on the sidelines of ongoing climate change summit CoP-21, talks about India's efforts to mitigate climate change.
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Making Efforts To Seek Common Ground With India On Climate: US
There is a concerted effort on the part of the United States to seek a common ground with India on climate change, the White House said today as it took issue with New Delhi being described as the biggest obstacle to a possible agreement in Paris.
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Climate Change: How Bad Can It Get?
Ministers in Paris have until Friday to conclude a 195-nation pact to stop Earth's climate becoming inhospitable to humans and other species.
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China's Xi Jinping Demands Developed Nations Pay for Climate Action
Chinese President Xi Jinping called today for rich nations to honour their commitment to provide $100 billion a year to developing countries to tackle climate change.
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Barack Obama Says US Accepts Responsibility to Help Fix Climate Change
US President Barack Obama urged world leaders gathered for the UN climate conference in Paris to act now to secure a future for humanity.
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China Says Keeping Leaders Away is Key to Climate Talk Success
Keeping state leaders away from the negotiations will play a major role in ensuring that crucial talks on a new global climate deal in Paris next week proceed smoothly, China's top climate change negotiator said in an interview today.
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Barack Obama Reaches Out To Leaders; Congrats Them On Climate Deal
In the aftermath of the historic Paris climate deal, US President Barack Obama has reached out to world leaders and thanked them for their valuable contributions in working towards making the planet safe.
-
Barack Obama Says World Has 'Met The Moment' With Climate Pact
President Barack Obama said the new global climate agreement "offers the best chance we have to save the one planet we have" and credited his administration as being a driving force behind the deal.
-
Paris Climate Deal Throws 'Frayed Lifeline' To The Poor
A new global deal to tackle climate change, agreed in Paris on Saturday, is an important step towards protecting the poor from more extreme weather and rising seas - but does not offer enough funding or assurance that their rights will be respected, vulnerable countries and agencies working to support them said.
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In Final Push For Landmark Climate Deal, End Of Fossil Fuel Era Nears
At the tail end of the hottest year on record, climate negotiators in Paris will aim on today to seal a landmark accord that will transform the world's fossil fuel-driven economy within decades and turn the tide on global warming.
-
Paris Climate Talks By The Numbers
The global climate talks that ran into overtime on Friday have been a massive undertaking both diplomatically and logistically, with some 40,000 daily participants.
-
Global Climate Talks Face Last Hurdles, Deal Seen In Reach
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said on Friday that an ambitious global climate deal was within reach, though political concessions were still required to get over some last hurdles.
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PM Narendra Modi's Book About India's Efforts To Mitigate Climate Change
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said his book "Convenient Action- Continuity for Change" which was released in Paris on Thursday on the sidelines of ongoing climate change summit CoP-21, talks about India's efforts to mitigate climate change.
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Making Efforts To Seek Common Ground With India On Climate: US
There is a concerted effort on the part of the United States to seek a common ground with India on climate change, the White House said today as it took issue with New Delhi being described as the biggest obstacle to a possible agreement in Paris.
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Climate Change: How Bad Can It Get?
Ministers in Paris have until Friday to conclude a 195-nation pact to stop Earth's climate becoming inhospitable to humans and other species.
-
China's Xi Jinping Demands Developed Nations Pay for Climate Action
Chinese President Xi Jinping called today for rich nations to honour their commitment to provide $100 billion a year to developing countries to tackle climate change.
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Barack Obama Says US Accepts Responsibility to Help Fix Climate Change
US President Barack Obama urged world leaders gathered for the UN climate conference in Paris to act now to secure a future for humanity.
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China Says Keeping Leaders Away is Key to Climate Talk Success
Keeping state leaders away from the negotiations will play a major role in ensuring that crucial talks on a new global climate deal in Paris next week proceed smoothly, China's top climate change negotiator said in an interview today.
