WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 (UPI) -- Pessimism over the prospects of reaching a comprehensive climate deal at a conference in Copenhagen should not discourage a push for change, analysts say. World leaders are preparing for a... [read full story]
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Good morning. I just want to say very quickly that climate change has become a big international affairs issue, a big foreign policy issue, but without an enormous amount of discussion between the communities that are focused...
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AFP – US President Barack Obama (L) speaks alongside Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama (R) arrive for … TOKYO (AFP) – US President Barack Obama and Japan's Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama agreed Friday to work together in...
Prime Minister Hatoyama and President Obama strongly affirmed their commitment to continuing to work together to usher in a new era in the global fight against climate change, and they recognized each other's achievements...
By Jan M. Olsen President Barack Obama has said he may come if a deal appears possible and his presence would help clinch it. A United States delegate to the climate talks, Jane Lubchenco, said in Copenhagen that Obama believes...
