UN climate chief calls India 'solar superpower', urges it to submit stronger climate action plan
UN climate chief Simon Stiell praised India as a 'solar superpower' and urged it to further integrate clean energy for ...
UN Climate Chief Simon Stiell Hails India As 'Solar Superpower', Urges Stronger Climate Action Plan Covering Entire Economy
UN climate chief Simon Stiell has called India a "solar superpower" and urged it to develop an ambitious climate plan ...
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U.N. climate chief calls India 'solar superpower', urges submission of stronger climate action plan
U.N. climate chief urges India to develop ambitious climate plan, embrace clean energy boom for economic rise.
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Most nations miss deadline for plans to fight climate change. UN says take your time to do it right.
UN Climate Secretary Simon Stiell said that more than 170 countries have told his office they are working on their national plans, so he is not worried. He emphasized quality over timeliness.
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Most nations miss deadline for plans to fight climate change. UN says take your time to do it right
U.N. Climate Secretary Simon Stiell said that more than 170 countries have told his office they are working on their national plans, so he’s not worried. He emphasized quality over timeliness.