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China & India “Victims” of Climate Change
Posted on May 21st, 2010 1 commentChina has backed India’s stand on climate change, claiming that developing nations are not obligated to meet emission reductions . A spokesman said that China are ready to enhance “cooperation and coordination” between themselves and India, claiming both to be “Victims” of climate change.
“We understand the current situation in India. We should take adaptation and mitigation measures based on our national conditions and capacity. China and India are both developing countries and victims of climate change. The two countries do not have the obligation to binding emission reduction targets on climate change.”
India has refused to accept binding emission cuts that it says could slow its economic growth and has instead harped on voluntary actions to stem emissions.
“Voluntary actions of developing nations will be subject to international monitoring, report and verification (MRV) as per agreed procedures to the extent that these actions receive international support” Claims Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh.
One response to “China & India “Victims” of Climate Change”
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Flights to India May 21st, 2010 at 15:00
It’s a shame that India and China are taking a negative standpoint on this issue. It will be almost impossible to combat climate change without their support.
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