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US wants dilutions, alterations and deletions in UN climate change report

It also tells the UN it does not support the Sustainable Development goals and targets

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Nitin Sethi New Delhi
The United States has asked for more than a hundred dilutions, alterations and deletions in a report of the United Nation’s Inter-governmental panel of scientists on climate change (IPCC). The report, to be released on October 7, explains what it would take the global community to keep the rise in global average temperatures below 1.5 degree Celsius and the consequences of not doing so for the planet. 

Business Standard reviewed the set of comments sent by the United States government to UN IPCC for changes in the draft before it is finalised for public release. 

In a large number of its comments,

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