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[QUOTE="andy003, post: 886, member: 245"] [b]India lauds Obama climate plan but sees concerns[/b] [FONT="Comic Sans MS"]28th February 09,Saturday India's chief climate envoy Shyam Saran said on Friday he welcomed President Barack Obama's policy on climate change but warned there would be no global deal if rich nations insisted on emission targets for all. "There is no doubt that Obama has brought a renewed focus…(but )negotiations at a key Copenhagen climate summit in December would not yield any results if Western nations linked any cut in their emissions to targets accepted by developing countries",he was quoted. Saran repeated India's stance that it was not in a position to commit to an emissions target. Developing nations such as India and China -- among the world's worst polluters -- are exempt from adopting emission targets under the Kyoto Protocol because they need to burn fossil fuels to lift massive chunks of their population out of poverty.[/FONT] [/QUOTE]
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