Denmark slams Keidanren 2020 emissions target

Denmark slams Keidanren 2020 emissions target

TOKYO, Japan - Danish Climate and Energy Minister Connie Hedegaard speaks at a news conference at the Japan National Press Club in Tokyo on May 18. Hedegaard criticized the Japan Business Federation's call for a 2020 greenhouse gas emissions target for Japan that is 4 percent higher than 1990 levels, saying the world wants Japan to pursue a much more ambitious target.

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