“President Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi deserve credit for redoubling their efforts regarding the U.S.-India relationship. A bit of progress was made on certain environmental issues, such as phasing out hydrofluorocarbons, financing for Indian solar projects and new cooperation on air quality. However, all of this falls far short of the clear emissions commitment and timetable that Mr. Obama struck with Chinese leaders last year. … As new infrastructure goes in, it must be more sensitive to long-term environmental costs. But the small steps taken this week may lead to larger progress.” The Washington Post (Editorial Board). Read it on DelhiAir.org
Mr. Obama’s Trip to India Leaves a Clear Deal on Curbing Emissions up in the Air
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