EU climate head wants Obama to pull his weight

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STOCKHOLM (AP) — The European Union’s climate commissioner says she hopes that President Barack Obama’s renewed attention to global warming after the election will translate into greater U.S. involvement in U.N. climate talks.

Connie Hedegaard told The Associated Press during a visit to Stockholm on Thursday that many Europeans were disappointed that climate change didn’t get more attention during Obama’s first term.

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