Photo via Flickr It's crunch time for the climate. There's a little over four months until world leaders will converge in Copenhagen to hammer out a new global climate pact. Much attention has been paid to what the U.S. and China will agree to before... ...full story at TreeHugger
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Binding climate deal expected in 2010 as Copenhagen conference approaches end » People's Daily UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday called on negotiators at the climate talks in Copenhagen to complete a legally binding climate treaty "as early as possible in 2010." "Our goal is to lay the foundation for a legally binding climate treaty... |
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China, India give nod to climate deal » People's Daily China joined India Tuesday in giving qualified approval to the Copenhagen climate accord which calls for voluntary limits on the greenhouse gas emissions. A one-sentence note from China's top climate change negotiator, Su Wei, authorized the addition... |
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Interview: Shedding sunlight on climate talks » People's Daily If world leaders can agree on a climate deal in Copenhagen, solar technology will get the incentives needed to compete in the global energy market, said the chairman of China's largest producer of solar panels on Tuesday. "It's very important that... |
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