India 'Most Important But Difficult Country' in Climate Change Talks, Says Policy Expert | Read

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Climate change experts have pinned high hopes on US President Barack Obama's visit to India, hoping that the two countries may clinch a crucial deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions. "China has laid out a plan and we saw that last November. China and the US had this bilateral agreement. The last major economy or emerging power in this area is India and I don't know if we are going to get that agreement next week but it will happen sometime soon," leading climate change expert David G Victor told NDTV in an interview at the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland.

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