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Bush's Kyoto alternative.(international partnership for kyoto protocol enactment)(Brief Article)
In a surprise move on July 27, President Bush announced a new six-nation pact on global warming. In a statement, the president said: "The United States has joined with Australia, China, India, Japan, and South Korea to create a new Asia-Pacific partnership on clean development, energy security, and climate change." Details about the new partnership are sketchy, but according to a White House fact sheet, the parties to the agreement pledge on a voluntary basis to develop and use technologies that increase energy security while decreasing emissions of so-called greenhouse gases. "This new results-oriented partnership will allow our nations to develop and accelerate deployment of cleaner, more efficient energy technologies to meet national pollution reduction, energy security, and climate change concerns in ways that reduce poverty and promote economic development," the ...
- Bush & Global Warming.(George W. Bush still opposed to Kyoto accord)(Brief...
- Magazine article from: The Nation HERTSGAARD, MARK December 10, 2001 700+ words
...Morocco, to finalize the Kyoto accord on global warming...first century. The Kyoto accord addresses this danger...still no," said a Bush Administration official. Will Marrakech...bad news is that the Kyoto accord got so watered down...
- Kyoto accord reached without the U.S. (Climate Change).(Protocol to the...
- Magazine article from: Chemical Week Franz, Neil November 21, 2001 700+ words
...Protocol climate change agreement at a conference in Marrakesh, Morocco despite continued opposition from the Bush Administration. The protocol, created in 1997, aims to cut global emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases an...
- Australia doubtful of Kyoto accord.(Business)
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times Hill, Patrice April 13, 2001 700+ words
...Hill said. "I will be urging their continued participation and leadership towards a better global outcome." Bush administration officials will attend the New York meetings, though they say they have not finished putting together their position...
- Canada Ratifies Kyoto Accord.(Brief Article)
- Newspaper article from: The Oil Daily December 18, 2002 700+ words
Canada Ratifies Kyoto Accord Canada formally ratified the Kyoto accord on global warming Tuesday, brushing off fierce opposition from some provinces and major energy producers. "It is a great day for Canada and for the world," Environment Minister...
- Canada and the Kyoto accord.(COMMENTARY)
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times December 8, 2002 700+ words
...has been a lively national debate on whether to ratify the Kyoto Accord. It looks like Parliament will do so under the urging of...the average citizen has difficulty distinguishing between Kyoto Accord and Honda Accord. Besides, President George Bush long ago...
- Evaporator System Meets Kyoto Accord Restrictions.
- Press release article from: PR Newswire May 19, 2003 700+ words
...Inc. says that the company's Evaporator System meets Kyoto Accord Restrictions and that of the EPA. Industry currently uses...emission levels passed by the EPA's Air Quality Control and Kyoto Accord now restrict the disposal of Industrial Wastewater emissions...
- The Kyoto Accord: prudence or folly?(Inroads listserv)(Letter to the Editor)
- Magazine article from: Inroads: A Journal of Opinion Schachter, Harvey June 22, 2003 700+ words
In AUGUST 2002, WELL BEFORE PARLIAMENT GRAPPLED WITH THE issue of the Kyoto Accord, the Inroads listserv exploded with some provocative challenges to the pact--and some staunch defences Scientifically, what...
- Critics of Kyoto accord charge economy could lose $150Bn annually.
- Magazine article from: Chemical Market Reporter Hess, Glenn December 22, 1997 700+ words
...reduction efforts the US has been committed to." In response to such criticism, the administration says it will not submit the Kyoto accord to the Senate for ratification until developing nations agree to participate in emissions reductions. "We still have a...
