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Kyoto Protocol
(redirected from Kyoto Climate Change Treaty)

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Kyoto Protocol
A protocol of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, an international environmental treaty with the goal of stabilising greenhouse gas concentrations


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Greenpeace's report accuses Canada of being a "global carbon bully," working to undermine the emissions goals set by the Kyoto climate change treaty and engaging in "outspoken, aggressive" lobbying to obstruct agreement on new greenhouse gas limits to be negotiated at the Copenhagen summit.
Greenpeace's report accuses Canada of being a "global carbon bully," working to undermine the emissions goals set by the Kyoto climate change treaty and engaging in "outspoken, aggressive" lobbying to obstruct agreement on new greenhouse gas limits to be negotiated at the Copenhagen summit.
Yvo de Boer, who is leading United Nations negotiations to forge a successor to the 1999 Kyoto climate change treaty, dismissed the G-8 pledge as insignificant.
 
 
 
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