Developed world should not profit from disaster: India
The Dollar Business Bureau Stressing on collective efforts to address the challenge of climate change, India has asked the developed world to help developing countries devise their own ways to curb carbon emission. In his address at the Major Economic Forum held in Washington on April 19-20, the Minister of State for Environment, Prakash Javadekar, said that providing critical technologies at affordable cost across the globe is a key to overcome the climate change challenge. “The developed world should not profit from disaster. Climate change is a challenge and not business opportunity,” Javadekar was quoted as having said at the forum in a PIB release. He reiterated India’s commitment for a fair and equitable agreement at the Paris Climate ...
