China joined India on Tuesday to give qualified approval to the Copenhagen climate accord calling for voluntary limits on greenhouse gas emissions.
A one-sentence note from China's top climate change negotiator, Su Wei, authorized the addition of China to the list attached to the non-binding accord brokered by President Barack Obama in the final hours of the December climate change summit in the Danish capital.
On Monday, India sent a note that it "stands by the contents of the accord."
More than 100 countries had earlier replied to a query by Denmark whether they wanted to be "associated" with the accord.
The official messages to the UN climate change secretariat did little to ease the pessimism that a legal international agreement on global warming can be concluded this year.
AP
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