Leaders welcome deal reached at UN climate summit as step forward but say 'more ambition' needed to tackle the crisis.
Leaders welcome deal reached at UN climate summit as step forward but say ‘more ambition’ needed to tackle the crisis.
By Al Jazeera Staff and News Agencies
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World leaders have put forward a draft text at the United Nations climate conference in Brazil that seeks to address the crisis, but the agreement does not include any mention of phasing out the fossil fuels driving climate change.
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