AP: ‘AFTER PARIS ATTACKS, INCREASED RESOLVE FOR UN CLIMATE TALKS’
'If anything, some say, the bloodshed could make countries more determined to reach a deal to address a problem that's widely seen as a factor that contributes to conflict. "There may be even more awareness of how important it is to address climate change, given the impact of climate change on the stability of countries," said Dutch climate envoy Michel Rentenaar.
delegates to the two-week talks starting Monday insist they won’t let the Nov. 13 attacks that killed 130 people in the French capital distract them from the task at hand: crafting a landmark deal to fight global warming.
