China, India favor climate deal, says UN

Both nations have submitted action plans, says Yvo de Boer

NUSA DUA, Indonesia: India and China have demonstrated commitment to a climate accord struck in Copenhagen last year and their refusal so far to "associate" with it should not be overblown, the UN's climate chief said on Friday.

The Copenhagen Accord reached last year was not legally binding, but over 100 countries have already said they are willing to "associate" with it, which means their names are listed at the top of the document.