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Afghans urge world leaders to take steps on climate change

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KABUL leaders due to meet in Paris for the UN climate change summit to take practical steps towards countering the issue.

The summit starts Monday in the French capital with the aim of reaching a landmark global deal on limiting greenhouse gas emissions.

The leaders of the United States, China and India -- the world’s top three carbon-emitting countries -- are among those scheduled to attend the opening day of the event, known as COP21. Around 150 world leaders are expected to attend the talks.

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