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A worker at a retail coal store awaits customers in Mumbai, India, Thursday, Dec.3, 2015. An Indian delegate at U.N. climate talks says India will be able cut back on its carbon emissions if money is made available to boost renewable energy in an envisioned climate agreement in Paris.India's negotiators want to make sure that any deal in Paris doesn't restrict India's ability to expand its economy and electricity access to about 300 million people who currently have none. That means it's hard for India to abandon coal power, a key source of carbon emissions that currently accounts for about 60 percent of its power capacity.(AP Photo/Rajanish Kakade), APTOPIX
2015-12-03
AP/East News
Associated Press
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