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Obama's emissions plan could boost climate talks

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… to defuse demands by China, India and others for Americans to do more. … many of which are coal -fired, by 30 percent from 2005 levels by 2030.

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Faheem Iqbal

Iqbal Nadeem is online news editor at Asia Energy Journal. He writes articles on renewable energy companies in Asia. He has degree in Mass Communication.

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