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Paris Climate Pact: Trump Administration Joins Handful Of Nations That Reject The Future, Says Barack Obama
Expressing deep concern over his successor's decision to pull out of the Paris climate pact, former US President Barack Obama has said that by doing so, the Trump Administration has joined a small handful of nations that reject the future.
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Indians Have Carried On Mahatma Gandhi's Legacy: Barack Obama On Paris Agreement
The US today welcomed India's ratification of the Paris climate agreement with President Barack Obama saying that by joining the pact Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Indian people have carried on Mahatma Gandhi's legacy.
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White House Credits India's Ratification Of Climate Accord To PM Modi
The White House today lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement that India would ratify the Paris agreement on climate change on October 2, saying that this is another example of his courageous leadership.
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No Decision Yet On Ratifying Paris Climate Change Pact: India
India today made it clear that no decision to ratify the Paris climate change agreement has been taken so far as its domestic processes in this regard were still underway.
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Barack Obama Calls Paris Climate Pact 'Best Chance' To Save The Planet
US President Barack Obama on Saturday hailed the landmark climate accord reached in Paris as strong and historic, calling it the best chance to save the planet from the effects of global climate change.
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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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Barack Obama Warns of Climate Security Risks as Tough Talks Begin
US President Barack Obama warned Tuesday global warming posed imminent security and economic risks, as negotiators embarked on an 11-day race to seal a UN pact aimed at taming climate change.
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Barack Obama Says G7 Made Progress Towards 'Strong' Paris Climate Pact
US President Barack Obama said today that G7 leaders had made headway toward a "strong" climate pact at an end-of-year UN conference in Paris.
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After Months of Talks, US and China Strike Climate Deal
China will aim for a peak in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, while the United States will strive to cut total emissions by more than a quarter by 2025, as the two countries try to drive through a new global climate pact in Paris next year.
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UN Chief Tries to Kick-Start Sagging Enthusiasm for Climate Deal
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon this month hopes to reinvigorate the years-long effort to forge a global climate deal, even as concerns grow over whether the final pact will be rigorous enough to address threats to the environment.
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Paris Climate Pact: Trump Administration Joins Handful Of Nations That Reject The Future, Says Barack Obama
Expressing deep concern over his successor's decision to pull out of the Paris climate pact, former US President Barack Obama has said that by doing so, the Trump Administration has joined a small handful of nations that reject the future.
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Indians Have Carried On Mahatma Gandhi's Legacy: Barack Obama On Paris Agreement
The US today welcomed India's ratification of the Paris climate agreement with President Barack Obama saying that by joining the pact Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Indian people have carried on Mahatma Gandhi's legacy.
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White House Credits India's Ratification Of Climate Accord To PM Modi
The White House today lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement that India would ratify the Paris agreement on climate change on October 2, saying that this is another example of his courageous leadership.
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No Decision Yet On Ratifying Paris Climate Change Pact: India
India today made it clear that no decision to ratify the Paris climate change agreement has been taken so far as its domestic processes in this regard were still underway.
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Barack Obama Calls Paris Climate Pact 'Best Chance' To Save The Planet
US President Barack Obama on Saturday hailed the landmark climate accord reached in Paris as strong and historic, calling it the best chance to save the planet from the effects of global climate change.
-
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.
-
Barack Obama Warns of Climate Security Risks as Tough Talks Begin
US President Barack Obama warned Tuesday global warming posed imminent security and economic risks, as negotiators embarked on an 11-day race to seal a UN pact aimed at taming climate change.
-
Barack Obama Says G7 Made Progress Towards 'Strong' Paris Climate Pact
US President Barack Obama said today that G7 leaders had made headway toward a "strong" climate pact at an end-of-year UN conference in Paris.
-
After Months of Talks, US and China Strike Climate Deal
China will aim for a peak in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, while the United States will strive to cut total emissions by more than a quarter by 2025, as the two countries try to drive through a new global climate pact in Paris next year.
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UN Chief Tries to Kick-Start Sagging Enthusiasm for Climate Deal
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon this month hopes to reinvigorate the years-long effort to forge a global climate deal, even as concerns grow over whether the final pact will be rigorous enough to address threats to the environment.
