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Students of West Delhi school express climate concern, want India to take affirmative stand at Copenhagen

Last month India hoped to be a climate change leader. Why are we scurrying in China’s shadows today? Samar Halarnkar elaborates.

As a 19-day summit to save the planet from environmental catastrophe unfolds in Copenhagen, India sights its next big thing: Making millions from thin air. Is the low-carbon boom the next bubble or can it change our lives? Samar Halarnkar finds out.

India must show responsible leadership and go out of its way to act as a pioneer in the fight against climate change since it has begun to affect our lives directly, reports HT Correspondent.

The discussion was taking place at an interactive session for students of class VIII, IX and XI from DPS, Mathura Road, with Hindustan Times Editor-at-Large Samar Halarnkar under the ‘Save Our Planet’ campaign on Wednesday, reports HT Correspondent.