U.N. climate talks keep Kyoto on track, but scant progress, By Alister Doyle and Gerard Wynn
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U.N. climate talks keep Kyoto on track, but scant progress, By Alister Doyle and Gerard Wynn| LOOTER |
Posted: Nov 17 2006, 08:52 PM
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Environment Ministers kept plans for widening a U.N.-led fight against global warming beyond 2012 on track on Friday amid criticism of scant progress in aiding Africa and confronting wrenching climate change.
After two weeks of negotiations in Nairobi, about 70 ministers agreed to review Kyoto in 2008 in what many see as a prelude to widening a 35-industrial nation pact to outsiders such as China and India in the longer term. Click Here To Read The Whole Story In ABCNewsWebsite. |
 
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