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Friday, June 01, 2012

climate deal

No climate deal unless firms join push: UN

The world has no chance of sealing an emissions cut deal unless companies lobby their governments fo...

The world`s three biggest polluters China, the United States and India refused to move toward a new ...

The Kyoto Protocol required only wealthy nations to cut carbon emissions blamed for global warming. ...

Prospects of finalising a new binding agreement on climate change by the end of the year are "slim",...

Asian nations on Sunday welcomed the provisional climate change deal struck by the major powers at ...

The Prime Minister of Bangladesh, one of the nations worst-hit by global warming, said she was satis...

The climate summit is on the brink of collapse after poor countries rejected the US brokered accord.

US President Barack Obama left for Copenhagen Thursday night to attend the summit on climate chang...

With consensus eluding climate talks, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh arrived here late Thursday nigh...

Emission cuts pledged at Copenhagen would put the world on "an unsustainable pathway" toward warming...

World leaders starting flooding into Copenhagen even as a Danish official acknowledged that hope was...

Time was running out for a global climate deal as crunch UN talks entered their final week Monday wi...

Money on the table — perhaps USD 10 billion a year or more — could help close a deal in Denmark next...

Next month`s climate change summit in Copenhagen is not likely to produce a legally binding treaty t...

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