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Paris Climate Pact to Boost Clean Energy Over Next Decade: Obama

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19 December 2015 10:38 WIB

Barack Obama, U.S. President. Image: AP/Lai Seng Sin

TEMPO.CO, Washington - U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday said that the international agreement on climate change reached in Paris has set in place a demand for clean energy that will not be dependent on U.S. congressional action.

"We now have a global marketplace for clean energy that is stable and accelerating over the course of the next decade," Obama said in a White House press conference.

"That then creates a different dynamic that is independent of what Congress does, but also helps to shape what Congress does," he said.

REUTERS




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