China confirms intention to peak emissions 'around 2030'
Premier Li's comments expected to be reflected in country's carbon cutting submission to the UN this week
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has confirmed his country's intentions to curb its emissions ahead of an official statement outlining its commitment to a global carbon reduction deal. Li said China would...
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