Environment commissioner Stavros Dimas is to travel to the United States today (26 February) for discussions with his American counterparts on a possible binding international agreement to tackle greenhouse gas emissions.
A commission spokesperson made the announcement following Monday's statement in Paris by a high-level US official that Washington is now willing to sign onto a global framework addressing climate change.
"Commissioner Dimas is on his way to the United States for ...
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