After Applause Dies Down, Global Warming Talks Leave Few Concrete ... - New York Times
G8 leaders can't get beyond self-interest Canada.com, Canada - They can't tell governments of countries that are trying to catch up to stop subsidizing fuel prices, and their farmers to stop hoarding grain in ... |
Better luck next time Globe and Mail, Canada - In the end, aside from a symbolically important agreement to halve greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, this week's three-day G8 summit in Japan accomplished ... |
China rejects G8 plan on climate Detroit Free Press, United States - BY TOM RAUM • AP • July 10, 2008 TOYAKO, Japan -- China, India and other energy-guzzling developing nations rejected Wednesday key elements of a ... |
Developing nations slap down G-8 global emissions strategy Chicago Tribune, United States - By Tom Raum | AP TOYAKO, Japan — China, India and other energy-guzzling developing nations on Wednesday rejected key elements of a global warming strategy ... |
 | Bush's last climate summit leaves much to do AFP - TOYAKO, Japan (AFP) — US President George W. Bush's last Group of Eight summit only inched forward the fight against climate change but drew the battle ... |
Ban Ki-moon welcomes G-8 statement Press Trust of India, India - United Nations, Jul 10 (PTI) UN chief Ban Ki-moon has welcomed the G-8 statement on climate change, food security and development as a good beginning to ... |
As Climate Issue Heats Up, Wall Street Journal - By JEFFREY BALL Leaders of the Group of Eight major industrialized economies, meeting in Japan, issued their first long-term target for cutting ... |
No G(r)8 Accomplishment Washington Post, United States - THE GROUP of Eight declaration of its commitment to a goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 50 percent by 2050 could be viewed as a ho-hum event when ... |
Division at G-8 over climate goal International Herald Tribune, France - By Sheryl Gay Stolberg RUSUTSU, Japan: Rich nations and emerging powers on Wednesday declared climate change "one of the great global challenges of our time ... |
China 'committed to fighting' climate change China Daily, China - The world has to fight climate change together but the responsibilities of the developed and developing countries in this battle has to be different, ... |
JAPAN: G8 emmissions target a step back Radio Australia, Australia - The G-8 meeting of leading industrial nations has wound up in Japan with a fudge on the key issue of climate change. The target to cut global greenhouse ... |
 | G8 climate stance an 'important advance': PM CTV.ca, Canada - Prime Minister Stephen Harper has left the G8 meetings in Japan heralding a declaration from the leaders of the world's industrialized nations to halve ... |
G8 emissions target a positive step, says Garnaut ABC Online, Australia - The Federal Government's climate change adviser Professor Ross Garnaut says the Group of Eight (G8) Summit in Japan has not failed on climate change. ... |
G8 climate deal in danger of collapse Irish Times, Ireland - A CLIMATE change deal pledging a goal of halving global CO2 emissions by mid-century was in danger of collapse last night hours after it was announced at ... |
 | Key developing nations reject G-8 climate plan The Associated Press - TOYAKO, Japan (AP) — China, India and other energy-guzzling developing nations on Wednesday rejected key elements of a global warming strategy embraced by ... |
The G8 and its effectiveness Irish Times, Ireland - 'THE G8 is no longer enough to solve many of the problems." This perceptive remark by German chancellor Angela Merkel at the conclusion of the Group of ... |
Bush to G8: 'Goodbye from the world's biggest polluter' Independent, UK - By Andrew Grice, Political Editor in Hokkaido President George Bush signed off with a defiant farewell over his refusal to accept global climate change ... |
George Kerevan: Pie in the sky – to add to all that carbon dioxide Scotsman, United Kingdom - By George Kerevan FIRST the good news. For the very first time, the Bush administration has agreed to a target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. ... |
Rift With Emerging Economies Grows Amid Calls to Expand G-8 Bloomberg - By James G. Neuger July 10 (Bloomberg) -- The Group of Eight summit ended with the world's richest nations at odds with the most populous ones over climate ... |
 | Developing nations balk at G8 targets on greenhouse gas emissions The Canadian Press, Japan - RUSUTSU, Japan — The newly-minted strategy for fighting global warming that was supported by Prime Minister Stephen Harper and other G8 leaders was given a ... |
G-8 patches up climate change deal Daily Times, Pakistan - TOYAKO/SAPPORO: Group of Eight leaders patched together a deal to fight climate change at a summit that wound up on Wednesday, but failed to convince big ... |
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