The United States rules out re-joining the Kyoto Treaty.
"The US has told a UN conference on global warming that it has no intention of re-joining international efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions...[U.S. official] told reporters that efforts to cut emissions were based on bad science...The US was focused instead, he said, on implementing President George W Bush's plans to promote energy efficiency...But Dr Watson admitted that even if the US achieved its target, it would still be producing 15-16% more greenhouse gases while the rest of the industrialised world was committed to an absolute reduction."
Thanks to Abhijeet Chavan
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