Russian President Dmitry Medvedev Thursday said he was dissatisfied with the results of the recent climate change conference in Copenhagen, news agency RIA Novosti reports on its Web site Thursday.
"It was a lot of hot air. Unfortunately, no agreement was reached," he said in an interview with three state television channels, adding it wasn't Russia's fault.
The U.N. climate summit, which took place Dec. 7-18, was originally expected to see the signing of a new binding agreement to replace the Kyoto Protocol. However, participants of the talks failed to agree on greenhouse emissions cuts and only agreed on measures to be taken to keep average increases in global temperatures.