U S China climate deal aims to prod others to act
A groundbreaking U S China agreement sets a faster track to curb heat trapping gases. Obama and Xi Jinping pledge to cut carbon emissions with 2030 tops for China, while the U S pursues lower coal and oil burning, signaling a push for global action amid political doubts.
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U S and China finalize a joint plan to curb heat trapping gases, signaling broader climate cooperation. Obama touted the milestone amid domestic opposition from Republicans who warned the policy would raise energy costs and burden the middle class.
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The United States and China announce joint plans to curb heat trapping gases. The U S targets 26 to 28 percent emissions cut by 2025 from 2005 levels, while China aims to peak CO2 around 2030 and raise zero emission energy share to about 20 percent by 2030.
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