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"Last Hope To Keep 1.5 Degrees In Reach": Climate Talks Chief Alok Sharma
Global COP26 climate negotiations are the "last, best hope" to keep the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5C alive, said summit president Alok Sharma as he opened the meeting on Sunday.
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India "Walking The Talk" On Climate Change Commitments: Prakash Javadekar At COP 25
India is "walking the talk" in its climate change commitments and has reduced emission intensity by 21 per cent of its GDP while also being on track to achieve the goal of 35 per cent emission reduction as promised in the Paris summit in 2015, Union Environment Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.
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UN Climate Summit Should Concentrate On Paris Deal: Prakash Javadekar
India said on Monday that the UN climate conference under way in the Spanish capital should concentrate more on action on the Paris climate agreement and not bring up new issues as it will be "futile" to talk of new targets and ambitions unless the 2015 deal is implemented.
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United States Remains Outlier As G20 Split Over Tackling Climate Change
After much wrangling, the Group of 20 major economies on Saturday agreed to disagree on fighting climate change, with the United States dissenting from a commitment to carry out the 2015 Paris climate change agreement.
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India Expresses "Strong Reservation" On Paris Climate Talks Rulebook
India has expressed its reservation over the lack of equity in the rules relating to global stock-taking in implementing the 2015 Paris climate change agreement. "India wishes to express its strong reservation regarding the treatment of equity in the global stock-take decision," India's lead negotiator Ravi Shankar Prasad said on Saturday at the pl...
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Amid Dire Warnings, Nations Struggle For Consensus At UN Climate Talks
With the direst warnings yet of impending environmental disaster still ringing in their ears, representatives from nearly 200 nations gather Sunday in Poland to firm up their plan to prevent catastrophic climate change.
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Overnight Talks At Bonn End With Deal To Keep 2015 Climate Deal On Track
The Bonn Climate Summit in Germany came to an end on Saturday with almost 200 nations keeping the 2015 global agreement to tackle climate change on track after marathon talks overshadowed by US President Donald Trump's decision to pull out.
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G20 Reaches Compromise On Climate In Final Statement: Sources
G20 leaders agreed on Saturday a compromise in their joint summit statement on climate change that takes note of the US decision to withdraw from the 2015 Paris accord, sources in Hamburg said.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May Says, G20 To Press Donald Trump To Rejoin Climate Deal
G20 leaders meeting in Hamburg will seek to persuade US President Donald Trump to rejoin the 2015 Paris climate change accord, British Prime Minister Theresa May said Friday.
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Europeans Must Take Destiny In Own Hands: Angela Merkel's Snub To US
"The times in which we could completely depend on others are on the way out. I've experienced that in the last few days," Merkel told a crowd at an election rally in Munich, southern Germany.
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2 Climate Change Experts from Ladakh Represented India at UN Conference in Paris
Two climate change experts from Jammu and Kashmir's Ladakh region, Jigmet Takpa and Stanzin Dorjai Gya, represented India at the United Nations' Conference on Climate Change, held in Paris recently.
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Paris Deal Frames Climate Change in 'Lens of Equity': India
The Paris climate change agreement is a victory for climate justice, India has said stressing that the multilateral deal preserves the development imperatives of developing countries and frames climate ambition in a "lens of equity".
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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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Developed Nations Have Been Unhelpful, India Role Constructive at Climate Summit: G-77 Chief
The Chairperson of the group G77-China bloc which represents 134 countries and includes India, described the attitude of the developed countries in the Paris negotiations on Climate Change as "very unhelpful" in an interview to NDTV today.
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'Can't Club Polluters, Victims': What Bothers India In New Climate Draft
India has voiced its strong concern over a revised draft accord released at the climate summit in Paris and said that putting polluters and victims on the same level cannot lead to a durable solution. New Delhi says that developed nations should take the lead in reducing emissions instead of shifting the burden on developing countries like India.
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"Last Hope To Keep 1.5 Degrees In Reach": Climate Talks Chief Alok Sharma
Global COP26 climate negotiations are the "last, best hope" to keep the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5C alive, said summit president Alok Sharma as he opened the meeting on Sunday.
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India "Walking The Talk" On Climate Change Commitments: Prakash Javadekar At COP 25
India is "walking the talk" in its climate change commitments and has reduced emission intensity by 21 per cent of its GDP while also being on track to achieve the goal of 35 per cent emission reduction as promised in the Paris summit in 2015, Union Environment Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.
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UN Climate Summit Should Concentrate On Paris Deal: Prakash Javadekar
India said on Monday that the UN climate conference under way in the Spanish capital should concentrate more on action on the Paris climate agreement and not bring up new issues as it will be "futile" to talk of new targets and ambitions unless the 2015 deal is implemented.
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United States Remains Outlier As G20 Split Over Tackling Climate Change
After much wrangling, the Group of 20 major economies on Saturday agreed to disagree on fighting climate change, with the United States dissenting from a commitment to carry out the 2015 Paris climate change agreement.
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India Expresses "Strong Reservation" On Paris Climate Talks Rulebook
India has expressed its reservation over the lack of equity in the rules relating to global stock-taking in implementing the 2015 Paris climate change agreement. "India wishes to express its strong reservation regarding the treatment of equity in the global stock-take decision," India's lead negotiator Ravi Shankar Prasad said on Saturday at the pl...
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Amid Dire Warnings, Nations Struggle For Consensus At UN Climate Talks
With the direst warnings yet of impending environmental disaster still ringing in their ears, representatives from nearly 200 nations gather Sunday in Poland to firm up their plan to prevent catastrophic climate change.
-
Overnight Talks At Bonn End With Deal To Keep 2015 Climate Deal On Track
The Bonn Climate Summit in Germany came to an end on Saturday with almost 200 nations keeping the 2015 global agreement to tackle climate change on track after marathon talks overshadowed by US President Donald Trump's decision to pull out.
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G20 Reaches Compromise On Climate In Final Statement: Sources
G20 leaders agreed on Saturday a compromise in their joint summit statement on climate change that takes note of the US decision to withdraw from the 2015 Paris accord, sources in Hamburg said.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May Says, G20 To Press Donald Trump To Rejoin Climate Deal
G20 leaders meeting in Hamburg will seek to persuade US President Donald Trump to rejoin the 2015 Paris climate change accord, British Prime Minister Theresa May said Friday.
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Europeans Must Take Destiny In Own Hands: Angela Merkel's Snub To US
"The times in which we could completely depend on others are on the way out. I've experienced that in the last few days," Merkel told a crowd at an election rally in Munich, southern Germany.
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2 Climate Change Experts from Ladakh Represented India at UN Conference in Paris
Two climate change experts from Jammu and Kashmir's Ladakh region, Jigmet Takpa and Stanzin Dorjai Gya, represented India at the United Nations' Conference on Climate Change, held in Paris recently.
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Paris Deal Frames Climate Change in 'Lens of Equity': India
The Paris climate change agreement is a victory for climate justice, India has said stressing that the multilateral deal preserves the development imperatives of developing countries and frames climate ambition in a "lens of equity".
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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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Developed Nations Have Been Unhelpful, India Role Constructive at Climate Summit: G-77 Chief
The Chairperson of the group G77-China bloc which represents 134 countries and includes India, described the attitude of the developed countries in the Paris negotiations on Climate Change as "very unhelpful" in an interview to NDTV today.
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'Can't Club Polluters, Victims': What Bothers India In New Climate Draft
India has voiced its strong concern over a revised draft accord released at the climate summit in Paris and said that putting polluters and victims on the same level cannot lead to a durable solution. New Delhi says that developed nations should take the lead in reducing emissions instead of shifting the burden on developing countries like India.
