Madam Secretary that's what I am saying ......

Mrs Clinton, on a five-day visit to the India ,said" There is a way to eradicate poverty and develop sustainably that will lower significantly the carbon footprint of the energy that is produced and consumed to fuel that growth.”

Obama admistration has send it's secretary of state to embrace a low-carbon future in which the US-INDIA would work together to devise new ways of consuming and producing energy.Unfortunately ,India has rebuffed the appeal made by United State. Jairam Ramesh, India’s environment minister told Mrs Clinton that it does not make sense for India to cut down its emission,when India has one of the lowest emission per capita.

India,along with China, has refused accept emissions caps,arguing that western world has pumped a century's worth of greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, didn't have to contend with such rules when it was industrializing.Why should India and China accept the law ,When it is their time to industrialized .


Miss Clinton,If India and China are not buying your argument or not cooperating with your "Save the Earth " agenda .Why don't you start with a smaller country .
A country which is in between India and China.A country where you once enjoyed an elephant ride with your daughter .A country which is growing at a Hindu growth rate .

Yes I am talking about Nepal...

I don't think co2 emitted by China and India are more harmful then emitted by Nepal.Even though,Nepal do not emit as much co2 as its two neighbors does , it is still polluting the earth .
Nepalese in 2008/09 consumed an average of 2,301 kiloliters of fossil fuel per day, which was 15 percent more than the year before.The main culript for the high consumption of fossil fuel is 8-16 hrs of load-shedding that hit households and industries.

Nepal does not have the necessary political ,legal and economical infrastructure to produce renewable energy .Madam Secretary, If United States help Nepal to meet it's need, then , it will not only eradicate poverty, but will also prevent large number of unemployed Nepalese youth to adopt radical means to earn bread and butter.

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