Key emitters aiming for 'difficult' medium-term CO2 cut targets

Key emitters aiming for 'difficult' medium-term CO2 cut targets

CHIBA, Japan - Koji Tsuruoka (L), director general for global issues at the Japanese Foreign Ministry, and Daniel Price, assistant to U.S. President George W. Bush for international economic affairs, speak at a press conference in Chiba on March 14. Senior officials involved in a U.S.-led meeting of the world's major greenhouse gas emitters tried to lay the groundwork for setting medium-term greenhouse gas reduction targets in a post-Kyoto Protocol framework, but their positions remained far apart.

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