U.S. To Rely On Private Sector To Defeat Climate Change

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U.S. To Rely On Private Sector To Defeat Climate Change

Posted on Jan 11, 2006

Guardian: The United States yesterday announced it would rely on the private sector to tackle global warming by devising more fuel-efficient technologies.

At the inaugural meeting of an international alliance to rival the Kyoto process, the Asia Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate demonstrated the support of the US, Australia, Japan, China, South Korea and India and dozens of energy corporations. | story

Meanwhile, German scientists say that plants may be to blame for some Greenhouse-linked methane gas production. | story

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