China will be «flexible» in U.N. talks for a new global climate change deal, but the key to progress is getting rich nations to keep pledges to fund mitigation
steps by poorer countries, the country's top climate change official said on Tuesday.
Not exact matches
Rwanda, one of Africa's
poorest countries, has cut newborn deaths
by 30 %, and any
country could take the same simple
steps that have proven so effective.
A central point is a defense of the primacy of the Copenhagen Accord, the short summary of commitments, both in emissions goals and financial
steps, negotiated
by a core group of rich and
poor countries in December.
And they still remained locked in that Alphonse - Gaston carbon dioxide duet, with Congress demanding concrete, verifiable
steps by China even as China insists that rich
countries step first, and help pay for changes in
poorer ones.