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China Aims To Cut Fossil Energy Use To Below 20% By 2060
China is targeting an ambitious clean energy goal of reducing fossil fuel use to under 20 percent by 2060.
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US Vows To Lead On Climate, Press All Nations To Reduce Coal Use
The United States will press all nations to reduce reliance on coal, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday, in an implicit challenge to China as he vowed greater US leadership.
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PM Modi Regrets Exclusion From Nuclear Suppliers Club In Swipe At China
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tempered hopes that the third-largest emitter of carbon dioxide will move quickly to reduce the use of coal, in part blaming the country's exclusion from a global uranium suppliers group.
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Cabinet Nod To Flexibility In Domestic Coal Use
The union cabinet on Wednesday gave its approval to allow flexibility in use of domestic coal for reducing the cost of power generation.
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After Leaks, Bureaucrats Need Permission to Take Files Home
Stung by leaks of classified documents, the government has made it mandatory for bureaucrats to take permission before carrying files home. Ministries have also been ordered to reduce the use of intercoms and maintain a record of all photocopies made in their offices.
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China Aims To Cut Fossil Energy Use To Below 20% By 2060
China is targeting an ambitious clean energy goal of reducing fossil fuel use to under 20 percent by 2060.
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US Vows To Lead On Climate, Press All Nations To Reduce Coal Use
The United States will press all nations to reduce reliance on coal, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday, in an implicit challenge to China as he vowed greater US leadership.
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PM Modi Regrets Exclusion From Nuclear Suppliers Club In Swipe At China
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tempered hopes that the third-largest emitter of carbon dioxide will move quickly to reduce the use of coal, in part blaming the country's exclusion from a global uranium suppliers group.
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Cabinet Nod To Flexibility In Domestic Coal Use
The union cabinet on Wednesday gave its approval to allow flexibility in use of domestic coal for reducing the cost of power generation.
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After Leaks, Bureaucrats Need Permission to Take Files Home
Stung by leaks of classified documents, the government has made it mandatory for bureaucrats to take permission before carrying files home. Ministries have also been ordered to reduce the use of intercoms and maintain a record of all photocopies made in their offices.
