"President Obama will meet with the leaders of China and India when he arrives in Paris on Monday to spur momentum for a global warming accord that has become a top priority for the French government in the wake of deadly terrorist attacks.

Meeting yesterday with French President François Hollande at the White House, Obama said the diplomatic relationship between the United States and France is stronger than ever since the attacks on Nov. 13, when men armed with guns and suicide vests killed more than 130 people in cafes, a concert hall and a soccer stadium.

Both leaders put the U.N. climate change talks at the center of their agenda, even as they vowed to step up coordination of military attacks on the Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq."

Lisa Friedman reports for ClimateWire November 25, 2015. [2]

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