Climate change

NEW DELHI - India found itself under growing pressure last week to set an emissions reduction target after China and the United States announced their pledges in advance of a global summit on climate change that opens early next month.

In this article: India, China, United States, New Delhi, Carbon dioxide, and Copenhagen

...Obama to climate summit? OTTAWA-U.S. President Barack Obama is planning to attend a major climate change summit in Denmark next month, but it's no sure thing Prime Minister Stephen Harper will follow. The White House said on...

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Ottawa urged to press U.S. on climate change Paul Vieira, Financial Post Published: Friday, November 27, 2009 Chris Schwarz/Canwest News Service Federal environment minister Jim Prentice. OTTAWA -- The federal government must act to...

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U.S., India to Address Energy and Food Security, Climate Change Obama, India's Singh launch partnership to boost U.S.-India cooperation U.S.-India Green Partnership to Address Energy Security, Climate Change, and Food Security President...

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...calculating. The White House said will commit the U.S. to a goal of cutting carbon dioxide emissions in 2010 to about 17 percent below 2005 levels at a U.N.-sponsored climate change summit in Copenhagen early next month. That's about 12.5...

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...target for emission cut As the U.S. and China issue pledges in advance of the global summit on climate change in Copenhagen, India holds back on announcing any goal that it fears could hinder economic development. Reporting from New Delhi...

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...to point the way." Jim Rogers, CEO of Duke Energy: "I applaud President Obama's travel to Copenhagen, demonstrating the United States' commitment to action on climate change. His presence will help ensure a successful outcome at the...

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India, US to sign MoU on energy security and climate change By Smita Prakash, Washington, Nov 23 : Addressing a select gathering of Indo-US business leaders here, the Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh said on Monday that New Delhi plans to...

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...launch fund included in the document. And Papua New Guinea's Sir Michael Somare issued a statement criticising the US for its ''irresponsible'' and ''unacceptable'' climate change policy. ''The targets proposed by the United States...

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