Ananth Krishnan

Lunch with BS: Shyam Saran
Jyoti Malhotra / New Delhi August 18, 2009, 0:55 IST
India's ace diplomat agrees to the developed world

R. Ramachandran
The G8 summit has delivered precious little on climate change for the developing countries even as the developed countries have hailed the consensus on the 2oC limit on global warming as a major achievement.

RASHME SEHGAL

Narayan Lakshman

India needs to start setting the agenda on climate change

This paper analyzes whether and how transfer of climate mitigation technologies to China occurs, by studying cases of seven technologies that are at the stage of deployment or diffusion. Most of these technologies were already transferred to China in terms of both technology adoption and local production.

Union environment minister Jairam Ramesh on Friday said India was unperturbed by China's recent agreement with the US on climate change.

The US's stance on climate change has shifted beyond recognition. President Barack Obama's science adviser John Holdren tells Graham Lawton how the US will put its house in order, secure a deal at the make-or-break summit in Copenhagen, and lead the world's fight against dangerous climate change.

India should offer constructive but conditional engagement at Copenhagen
Arvind Subramanian / July 29, 2009, 0:41 IST

India should offer constructive but conditional engagement at Copenhagen.

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