Environmental meet ends with rosy prospects on Kyoto pact

Environmental meet ends with rosy prospects on Kyoto pact

SEOUL, South Korea - Japanese Environment Minister Hiroshi Oki (L), South Korean Environment Minister Kim Myung Ja (C) and Xie Zhenhua, chief of China's State Administration of Environmental Protection, join hands in a Seoul hotel on April 21 after signing a joint communique expressing expectations the 1997 Kyoto Protocol will be enforced by the end of this year.

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