NEMA Asks Residents To Avoid Open Fire As Major Gas Leak In Lagos
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has asked residents of Ikeja in Lagos state to avoid open fire due to gas pipeline leakage in the area. The affected areas include […]
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China’s senior envoy to the United Nations Zhang Jun said on Wednesday that tackling global climate change needs more than “empty slogans” and big entourages, amid criticism of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s failure to attend climate talks in Glasgow.
“Responding to climate change requires unbending determination and sustained action, not empty slogans, unchanging policies, luxury motorcades and crowded entourages, or even irresponsibly letting people get infected!” wrote Zhang, China’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations.
President Xi is absent from the COP26 talks in person as he only delivered a written statement to the heads of state session on Monday.
His U.S. counterpart Joe Biden told reporters in Glasgow that Xi’s absence was a “big mistake”.
But Zhang wrote on Twitter that China had announced new action plans and policy targets ahead of COP26, and had a delegation on the ground.
He also criticised the United States’ record on climate, saying Beijing “has never withdrawn from the Paris Agreement.”
“The U.S. government must earnestly meet its responsibilities and come up with specific emission reduction measures, and not try to divert attention and blame others,” he said.
Tagged as: China, Joe Biden, COP26 Climate Summit, Xi Jinping.
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has asked residents of Ikeja in Lagos state to avoid open fire due to gas pipeline leakage in the area. The affected areas include […]
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