U N says Congress inaction blocks global climate progress
United Nations climate chief Christiana Figueres faulted Washington for stalling on emissions cuts and urged U.S. leadership. She warned voluntary steps won’t meet goals to limit warming, noting the Kyoto Protocol timeframe and calls for mandatory national reductions amid global negotiations.
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