Home Middle Column UN's Kyoto climate treaty sputters to a sorry end: 'Aimed for 5%... Middle Column UN’s Kyoto climate treaty sputters to a sorry end: ‘Aimed for 5% cut in carbon emissions — instead, we got a 58% increase’ By Marc Morano - December 31, 2012 114 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagscapandtradeemissionsmkeyun Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous article1947 Shock News: ‘Enormous’ ‘Alarming’ ‘Serious’ ‘Catastrophic’ Polar Melt To Drown The Planet. International Agency Needed To Study The ProblemNext articleCongrats to Chris Horner: 2012 Truth Teller of the Year 2012: ‘The winner is the man who just brought down the head of Obama’s Environmental Protection Agency’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Japan Is Backing Oil and Gas Even After COP26 Climate Talks Climate411 From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT DECEMBER 3, 2021 By Paul Homewood Another wheel falls off the COP26 Bandwagon! It’s been less... Read more Benny Peiser: “We are Entering a New Phase in the Climate Debate” Climate411 Benny Peiser, director of the Global Warming Policy Foundation, gave a talk for the Irish Climate Science Forum and CLINTEL. His online presentation was titled: After COP26,... Read more India’s Net Zero Pledge: What Does It Really Mean? Climate411 “It is how much carbon you are going to put in the atmosphere before reaching net-zero that is more important,” Read more
