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Barack Obama said on Tuesday the US would engage vigorously in climate-change talks when he is president, and he pledged to work to reduce emissions. Full Article at Mail & Guardian Online
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NEW YORK: Unveiling a $15bn annual investment plan to build a clean energy future, president-elect Barack Obama said his presidency would mark a new chapter on America's leadership on climate change and would engage vigorously in negotiations on it. Full Article at Times of India
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Los Angeles - US president-elect Barack Obama on Tuesday pledged urgent action to implement the climate and clean-energy policies he laid out in his campaign, telling a meeting of state governors that "delay is no longer an option." Full Article at Earthtimes.org
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President-elect Barack Obama may not attend a United Nations climate summit in Poland next month, but he's made clear he'll chart a more active US response to the global environmental threat once he moves into the White House. Full Article at Baltimore Sun Blogs
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The pilot of a plane that crashed into a hillside and exploded on South Thormanby... Get the daily headlines emailed to you every morning with the Vancouver Sun newsletter. Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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Once I take office, you can be sure that the United States will once again engage vigorously in these negotiations and help lead the world toward a new era of global cooperation on climate change
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This new administration is very much interested in adopting the same kind of regulations that we have adopted here in California
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This new administration is very much interested in adopting the same kind of regulations that we have adopted here in California
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The lesson of Kyoto is that we clearly need to find a way forward that the United States is willing to commit to
– Yvo de Boer SOURCE: MSNBC
