The Prime Minister

KRITTIVAS MUKHERJEE

The world should cut greenhouse gas emissions by 50 per cent by 2050 from 1990 levels with the bulk of the reduction coming from rich countries, according to a draft proposal by Denmark, host of December 7-18 UN climate talks.

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Some fog seems to be enveloping China's proposal to cut its greenhouse gas emissions. The same can be said of the proposals made by India. However, what China and India have said is that they will reduce `carbon intensity'. That does not mean that the absolute volume of emissions will go down.

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Shyam Saran

New Delhi: India on Sunday said there was no question of taking any binding carbon emission cuts, indicating the coordinated approach major emerging economies including Beijing and New Delhi are likely to adopt at the climate change summit in Copenhagen, which is just a week away.

The West will not have its way at Copenhagen

India today said there was no question of taking any binding carbon emission cuts, indicating the coordinated approach major emerging economies, including Beijing and New Delhi, are likely to adopt at the climate change summit in Copenhagen, which is just a week away.