Navroz Dubash

Centre for Policy Research

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Senior fellow at the Centre for Policy Research in New Delhi 

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Unanimous on the part of almost 200 nations, this weekend's " Paris agreement " is being hailed as "historic" — even though there's no way to enforce promised reductions of greenhouse…

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