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Paris climate change summit
China's President Arrives in Paris for Final Push on Climate Deal
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's position on climate change has evolved considerably, but there are still serious obstacles to a Paris deal.
Why COP21 Matters to Asia
By Nithin Coca
Asia is particularly vulnerable to climate change, and key to a deal at the Paris conference.
Before Paris Talks, China Outlines Its Plan for Tackling Climate Change
By Shannon Tiezzi
China will fulfill its environmental pledges "under any circumstances," says Beijing's climate change representative.
China’s Climate Change Efforts: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
By Shannon Tiezzi
Between Hollande's visit to China and new coal statistics, what should we make of China's climate change efforts?
India-Africa Forum Summit: A Precursor for Paris
By Syed A A Farhan
This week’s summit is affording India a major opportunity to build consensus on climate change.
Time for Rich Countries to Pay Their Ecological Debt
By Bishop Theotonius Gomes CSC
A call for climate justice ahead of the Finance Ministers meeting in Lima.
Why the US-China Climate Deal Matters
By Rishikesh Ram Bhandary
The joint statement is a milestone ahead of upcoming climate change talks in Paris.
US-China: Climate Change Challenge and Opportunity
By Li Shuo
A climate deal offers hope for US-China relations – and for the world’s future.
Pacific Islands Forum: Climate of Consensus Before Paris?
By Helen Clark
The two largest members are being targeted by Pacific Island states worried about climate change.
Why Did China Opt Out of the Arctic Climate Change Statement?
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's decision sends a worrying signal that U.S.-China tensions will impact climate change negotiations.
Have China's CO2 Emissions Been Greatly Overestimated?
By Alex John and John McGarrity
How much does carbon dioxide does China really emit?
India’s Solar Dream: Resolving the ‘Land’ Conundrum
By Dhanasree Jayaram
The Modi government has announced some impressive plans, but it will need to find the land to accommodate them.