Not exact matches
Peter Baker reports from L'Aquila, Italy, where the Group of 8 industrial powers is holding its annual summit meeting, that no agreement was reached on a
concrete global
commitment for big cuts in greenhouse - gas
emissions.
At a summit in Manila earlier this month, the expanding Climate Vulnerable Forum, including 43 nations and 1 billion people, pressed for
concrete commitments in Paris from rich countries both to more ambitious
emissions cuts and aid.
«I would like to see
concrete commitment to temperature targets or
emissions and engagement for helping poor countries because they really need it,» said Jeremy Huet, 26, of southern Paris, who came by bus to the conference with a friend.
The statement also encouraged the Pope «to be one with them in demanding governments to reduce greenhouse gas
emissions through a deliberate large - scale intervention; fairly and equitable share the global
emissions budget; ensure the welfare and rights of people amid the climate crisis; and put an end to false solutions, the expansion of carbon markets and corporate domination in climate negotiations, and translating these
commitments into
concrete policies.»
Specifically, Turkey needs a strategy that allows it to assume a
concrete greenhouse gas
emissions target no later than the second
commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol.