Davos 2018: Modi takes aim at 'greed-based consumption'
Indian Prime Minister criticises 'selfishness' in global consumption patterns, as he calls on rich nations to do more to help developing countries tackle climate threat
Humans have fallen into the trap of pursuing "greed-based consumption" that is putting them "at war" with nature, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi today warned. Addressing some of the world's richest...
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