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Climate Deal 2015 Chairman Terms Donald Trump Step On Climate Deal 'Backward'
Laurent Fabius, the French politician who chaired talks on a landmark, global climate change deal in 2015, on Wednesday denounced moves by US President Donald Trump to undo Obama-era climate change regulations.
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195 Nations Adopt Historic Paris Agreement To Stop Global Warming
To rousing cheers and tears of relief, envoys from 195 nations approved on Saturday an accord to stop global warming, offering hope that humanity can avert catastrophic climate change and usher in an energy revolution.
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How The World Found Common Ground In Landmark Climate Accord
After four years of global negotiations, two weeks of intense talks and more than a few sleepless nights, climate officials from 195 nations meeting in Paris adopted a landmark accord to arrest climate change.
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Francois Hollande Calls PM Modi, Apprises Him Of Climate Change Talks
Ahead of voting on the crucial final draft at the climate meet in Paris, French President Francois Hollande called Prime Minister Narendra Modi to apprise him of the latest status of negotiations at the meet.
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World Climate Accord Hailed As Turning Point From Fossil Fuels
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius presented a landmark global climate accord on today, a "historic" measure for transforming the world's fossil fuel-driven economy within decades and turn the tide on global warming.
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Francois Hollande Set To Attend Unveiling Of Draft Climate Deal: Official
French President Francois Hollande was expected to attend the unveiling today of a planned final draft of a UN pact to tame global warming, following marathon negotiations in the northern outskirts of Paris.
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At Paris Climate Talks, Small Nations With Most to Lose Are Winning Hearts
The Paris climate-change conference was supposed to be about the needs of big countries and what they are willing to do to slow the warming of Earth's atmosphere.
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'Still Difficulties' In Climate Talks, Especially Finance: Francois Hollande
French President Francois Hollande said today there were "still difficulties" in the climate talks in Paris, especially on financing.
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Beijing's First Ever Red Alert Expires Today
Beijing's first ever red alert for smog expired today, as blue skies and sunshine replaced the thick haze that covered the city for days.
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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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John Kerry, Prakash Javadekar Hold 'Positive and Constructive' Climate Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry held a "positive and constructive" meeting with Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar at the climate change conference in Paris on various bilateral efforts made to reach a deal for reducing emissions.
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US Envoy Kerry Joins UN Climate Talks To Drive 'Ambitious Deal'
US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Paris today for the final intense days of negotiation at a UN conference seeking a landmark pact on climate change.
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UN Climate Talks A Chance To 'Rise To History'
Ministers from around the planet today launched a five-day scramble in Paris to answer "the call of history" and strike a deal to spare mankind from climate disaster.
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UN Chief Warns Paris Talks of Climate Catastrophe
Time is running out to avert "a climate catastrophe," UN chief Ban Ki-moon warned today as ministers opened a frenetic week of talks in Paris to forge a 195-nation accord to brake global warming.
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Countries Must Review Climate Plans in Next 5 Years: Jairam Ramesh
The climate action plans submitted by countries are not going to be sufficient to cap global warming at 2£ Celsius, former environment minister Jairam Ramesh said on Saturday and asked the nations to commit to review their current voluntary targets in the next five years to achieve this goal.
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Climate Deal 2015 Chairman Terms Donald Trump Step On Climate Deal 'Backward'
Laurent Fabius, the French politician who chaired talks on a landmark, global climate change deal in 2015, on Wednesday denounced moves by US President Donald Trump to undo Obama-era climate change regulations.
-
195 Nations Adopt Historic Paris Agreement To Stop Global Warming
To rousing cheers and tears of relief, envoys from 195 nations approved on Saturday an accord to stop global warming, offering hope that humanity can avert catastrophic climate change and usher in an energy revolution.
-
How The World Found Common Ground In Landmark Climate Accord
After four years of global negotiations, two weeks of intense talks and more than a few sleepless nights, climate officials from 195 nations meeting in Paris adopted a landmark accord to arrest climate change.
-
Francois Hollande Calls PM Modi, Apprises Him Of Climate Change Talks
Ahead of voting on the crucial final draft at the climate meet in Paris, French President Francois Hollande called Prime Minister Narendra Modi to apprise him of the latest status of negotiations at the meet.
-
World Climate Accord Hailed As Turning Point From Fossil Fuels
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius presented a landmark global climate accord on today, a "historic" measure for transforming the world's fossil fuel-driven economy within decades and turn the tide on global warming.
-
Francois Hollande Set To Attend Unveiling Of Draft Climate Deal: Official
French President Francois Hollande was expected to attend the unveiling today of a planned final draft of a UN pact to tame global warming, following marathon negotiations in the northern outskirts of Paris.
-
At Paris Climate Talks, Small Nations With Most to Lose Are Winning Hearts
The Paris climate-change conference was supposed to be about the needs of big countries and what they are willing to do to slow the warming of Earth's atmosphere.
-
'Still Difficulties' In Climate Talks, Especially Finance: Francois Hollande
French President Francois Hollande said today there were "still difficulties" in the climate talks in Paris, especially on financing.
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Beijing's First Ever Red Alert Expires Today
Beijing's first ever red alert for smog expired today, as blue skies and sunshine replaced the thick haze that covered the city for days.
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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.
-
John Kerry, Prakash Javadekar Hold 'Positive and Constructive' Climate Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry held a "positive and constructive" meeting with Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar at the climate change conference in Paris on various bilateral efforts made to reach a deal for reducing emissions.
-
US Envoy Kerry Joins UN Climate Talks To Drive 'Ambitious Deal'
US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Paris today for the final intense days of negotiation at a UN conference seeking a landmark pact on climate change.
-
UN Climate Talks A Chance To 'Rise To History'
Ministers from around the planet today launched a five-day scramble in Paris to answer "the call of history" and strike a deal to spare mankind from climate disaster.
-
UN Chief Warns Paris Talks of Climate Catastrophe
Time is running out to avert "a climate catastrophe," UN chief Ban Ki-moon warned today as ministers opened a frenetic week of talks in Paris to forge a 195-nation accord to brake global warming.
-
Countries Must Review Climate Plans in Next 5 Years: Jairam Ramesh
The climate action plans submitted by countries are not going to be sufficient to cap global warming at 2£ Celsius, former environment minister Jairam Ramesh said on Saturday and asked the nations to commit to review their current voluntary targets in the next five years to achieve this goal.
