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COP26: India bats for collective resolve to combat climate change

By IANS | Updated: November 12, 2021 22:25 IST

Glasgow, Nov 12 India on Friday asked the world leaders assembled at the UN Climate Change Conference COP26 ...

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Glasgow, Nov 12 India on Friday asked the world leaders assembled at the UN Climate Change Conference COP26 to deliver a strong message regarding their collective resolve for accelerated mitigation and adaptation actions to combat climate change in this decade.

"This message will have credibility only if accompanied by an equally strong resolve of developed country parties to mobilise and provide enhanced climate finance to developing country parties," noted a statement read by Union Environment, Forests and Climate Change Minister Bhupender Yadav hours ahead of the end of the 26th meeting of the Conference of Parties

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