Mexico agrees to carbon cap at Poznan
Mexico has agreed to cap greenhouse gas emissions and called on other developing nations to do the same. Mexican delegates at the Poznan climate change conference said they would cut emission levels from 2002 by 50 percent by 2050.
However, the reiterated that pledges by developing nations depended on the carbon trading system promised by wealthier nations.
"The economic crisis is serious; yet when it comes to climate change, the stakes are far higher," U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told the conference. "The climate crisis affects our potential prosperity and our people's lives, both now and far into the future."
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However, the reiterated that pledges by developing nations depended on the carbon trading system promised by wealthier nations.
"The economic crisis is serious; yet when it comes to climate change, the stakes are far higher," U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told the conference. "The climate crisis affects our potential prosperity and our people's lives, both now and far into the future."
AFP
Mexico announces carbon cap at climate talks
The Associated Press -
Companies that reduce their emissions below those limits could sell their unused allowances on the international carbon market. The move makes Mexico the ...
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