CCPI underlined that countries like India are making "great efforts" in the fields of renewables and energy efficiency
Obama administration pledged during the Paris negotiations to reduce US emissions by 26-28 percent from 2005 levels by 2025
Push for OECD report to be accepted as formal UN document
Kerry was hopeful Trump would not follow through on his fiery campaign rhetoric
The cost of adaptation in developing countries could range between $140 billion to $300 billion by 2030, between $280 billion and $500 billion by 2050
The US energy landscape is poised for a change under either President, but Trump's policies would leave emissions 16% higher after two terms than Clinton's, says Lux Research study
Oil majors said the fund, OGCI Climate Investments, will work closely with manufacturers to increase energy efficiency in transport and energy-intensive industries
India would have to cut down use of hydroflurocarbon (HFC) by 10% by 2032
The companies were driven less by idealism than by intense competition, and a bet that they could create more environmentally friendly alternatives
While more than 100 developing countries - which include China, Brazil, South Africa, etc -will freeze their HFC production and use by 2024, India will start a freeze in 2028
By putting Mahatma Gandhi seal on the climate deal, India will now urge the global community to adopt 'Gandhian way of life'
Environment Minister says only $2 bn is currently available within the $10 bn committed to Green Climate Fund
India is one of the countries that has held out on accepting the 1987 Montreal Protocol deadline on completely freezing HFC use
Obama said helping oceans become more resilient to climate change will help fishermen
India has sought 2030 as the peaking year for use of existing refrigeration tech, while the US has advocated 2020
Many nations across the region are investing in the policy frameworks necessary to drive investments into climate solutions
The proposal said this would 'advance China's green, low-carbon development and safeguard environmental security'
Global warming has the potential to devastate the global economy and is coming at us much more quickly than politicians and the public at large seem to recognise
The Union environment, forests and climate change ministry has set up five inter-ministerial groups that shall project the changes in schemes, programmes and laws required for India to achieve its greenhouse gas emission intensity reduction targets under the Paris Agreement.The thematic inter-ministerial groups, with some representation from industry groups on board, are expected to present their reports by the end of the year."We need to understand what additional steps we need to take. This could include mapping existing programmes, tweaking them, starting new schemes or even changes in the legislation. The committees will help guide the decisions of the government," said a senior government official, on condition of anonymity.India had committed to reducing the emission intensity of its economy by 33-35 per cent below 2005 levels by 2030. To achieve this target, it had made international commitment on two sectoral targets as well.India has committed to achieve 40 per cent cumulative
Experts have repeatedly said that men are migrating from the rural areas due to climate change