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Despite US Mid-Term Polls, Biden To Stick To Climate Goals: John Kerry
US President Joe Biden will stick to his efforts to develop a greener economy even if Republicans win the midterm elections on Tuesday, his climate envoy John Kerry said at COP27.
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US Must 'Take Responsibility" For Climate Ties Breakdown: China
Climate change diplomacy between China and the United States cannot be separated from broader political tensions between the two sides, and Washington must take responsibility for the breakdown in talks, China's foreign ministry said.
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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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US Residents Demand Climate Action, As Long As It Doesn't Cost Much: Poll
Nearly 70 percent of Americans, including a majority of Republicans, want the United States to take "aggressive" action to combat climate change - but only a third would support an extra tax of $100 a year to help, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released Wednesday.
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Despite US Mid-Term Polls, Biden To Stick To Climate Goals: John Kerry
US President Joe Biden will stick to his efforts to develop a greener economy even if Republicans win the midterm elections on Tuesday, his climate envoy John Kerry said at COP27.
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US Must 'Take Responsibility" For Climate Ties Breakdown: China
Climate change diplomacy between China and the United States cannot be separated from broader political tensions between the two sides, and Washington must take responsibility for the breakdown in talks, China's foreign ministry said.
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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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US Residents Demand Climate Action, As Long As It Doesn't Cost Much: Poll
Nearly 70 percent of Americans, including a majority of Republicans, want the United States to take "aggressive" action to combat climate change - but only a third would support an extra tax of $100 a year to help, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released Wednesday.
