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World leaders vow climate action but warn tough road ahead
The leaders of China and Japan pledged Tuesday to take stronger action to fight climate change, but US President
China pledges climate action
World leaders tried to inject momentum into climate change talks on Tuesday but new proposals by China and a
Islands warn of extinction at UN climate week
As world leaders gather for key climate talks here, small island nations Monday warned they were running out of
Turkey to up Euphrates flow to Iraq
Turkey has agreed to up the flow of water along the Euphrates river to Iraq for a month, Baghdad
Maldives aims for action behind words on climate change
White sand and crystal clear water that laps around the Maldives draw thousands to the islands every year, but
Developing Asia says Obama ‘key’ on climate talks
More than half of people in developing Asian nations believe agreement on a new global climate treaty rests on
EU calls on US to do more to tackle climate change
The United States must do more to tackle climate change, the EU presidency said Wednesday, in a challenge to
South Africa puts power security above clean energy
South Africa, which relies on coal for 90 percent of its electricity, will need to first focus on ensuring
U.S. climate envoy notes “difficult” global talks
President Barack Obama's top climate change negotiator on Thursday said international talks to cut carbon emissions were "difficult," adding
UN climate talks could fail, EU ministers warn
European ministers warned that December's landmark UN climate talks could fail, as the EU Commission urged rich nations Thursday