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Here is today’s premium R&D to accompany today’s premium topic brief on the China-U.S. climate deal.
Everything You Need to Know about the U.S.-China Climate Change Agreement http://t.co/edEVg2HXPA
— Scientific American (@sciam) November 12, 2014
The China trade deal was a coup, writes Peter Hartcher. Now Abbott should think about his next – a climate deal. http://t.co/b1dAlWarYn
— smh.com.au (@smh) November 17, 2014
On the heels of climate deal w China, Obama will announce $3 billion contribution to global climate fund http://t.co/NISplY15QP
— Coral Davenport (@CoralMDavenport) November 14, 2014
US-China announcement on climate change was crucial for the political message it sends, says @NYTimeskrugman. http://t.co/hTivsH3rgr
— Edward Wong (@comradewong) November 14, 2014
“Strong week”: Obama touts deals with China and regional powers on climate change, trade and economic growth: http://t.co/alEafgI11w
— The Associated Press (@AP) November 16, 2014
U.S., China agree to curb emissions of carbon dioxide and other gases linked to climate change http://t.co/6knZRHDQwR pic.twitter.com/AhBpXGT9uI
— WSJ Asia (@WSJAsia) November 12, 2014
On the eve of #KXL vote, a reminder: in terms of #climate change policy,the pipeline is just not a big deal. http://t.co/OoeyWlwj2C
— Coral Davenport (@CoralMDavenport) November 17, 2014
White House taunts #GOP on climate change: ‘I don’t believe they can stop us’ –http://t.co/LuDBcYl8ts #climatechange pic.twitter.com/qcKgSOLPFL
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) November 17, 2014
Obama wants to give poor countries $3 billion to fight climate change. Republicans might block him. http://t.co/nsIjixI1Z3
— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) November 17, 2014
As U.S., China set new rules to cut carbon emissions, California leads by example with tough air quality standards: http://t.co/50SPQxauzw
— The Associated Press (@AP) November 13, 2014