Lima summit puts climate change protocol 'back on track,' Groser says
"The number one requirement is participants, not depth of cuts. We're not going to get rid of oil in the next 50 years.”
International negotiations to reach a climate-change deal have taken a small step forward after a week-long summit in Lima, Peru.
Nearly 200 countries finally agreed on a way to draw up plans for reducing carbon-dioxide emissions after 2020. This will be further discussed at another UN-sponsored
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Nevil Gibson
Mon, 15 Dec 2014
Mon, 15 Dec 2014
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Lima summit puts climate change protocol 'back on track,' Groser says
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