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US to seek climate framework, not legal pact
Lack of action on the climate change bill bogged down in the US Senate will not stop Washington from seeking a framework to curb carbon emissions at next months summit in Copenhagen, experts say. Full Article at Khaleej Times Green
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WASHINGTON: Lack of action on the climate change bill bogged down in the US Senate will not stop Washington from seeking a framework to curb carbon emissions at next month's summit in Copenhagen, experts say. Full Article at Economic Times
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We need a strong agreement that puts together all the efforts that all the countries — both developed and developing — are ready to put on the table ... I hope to see world leaders come to Copenhagen to make the handshake.
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That's the threshold that will enable the United States to play the leadership role the rest of the world expects of us
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put a number down ... one of the things we do not want to do is repeat the process we went through in Kyoto where a number was agreed to essentially in a domestic policy vacuum.
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We need to have a realistic level of ambition ... We have only five days of negotiations left. To assume you can negotiate a full-fledged treaty in five days is unrealistic.
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