The Kyoto Protocolis an international treaty that extends the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).It commits signatories to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that are ...

The Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012, and nations are looking ahead to the treaty's replacement. Kyoto Protocol Faces Troubling Future November 22, 2005 12:00 AM ET ...

The Montreal Protocol and the Kyoto Protocol mutually supportive say top UN officials. International efforts to safeguard Earth's climate and protect the ozone layer are mutually supportive, say ...

All the industries covered by the Montreal Protocol account for perhaps 5% of total global warming emissions, the consultant says, while CO2 from energy production and mobile sources accounts for 75%.

All the industries covered by the Montreal Protocol account for perhaps 5% of total global warming emissions, the consultant says, while CO2 from energy production and mobile sources accounts for 75%.

Seeking Profit in Kyoto Protocol Compliance The parties that signed the Kyoto treaty on global warming in 1997 are meeting in Montreal, Canada. Signatories are tackling the issue of how to meet ...

The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Montreal has finalised the basic 'rule book' of the Kyoto Protocol. Under the terms of the Protocol, which entered into force in February this year, ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Could the solution to global warming be as simple as a switch of cities? Sign up here. For those who think the Kyoto Protocol is not working to cut greenhouse gas emissions ...

Kyoto Protocol's final rules adopted in Montréal The US and Australia refuse to sign on and adopt the new rules. India and China are not held to the same mandatory greenhouse gas emissions caps.

Commitments made under the Kyoto climate treaty expire at the end of 2012, but emissions are rising faster than ever. After 8 days of fractious negotiating, delegates at the 1997 climate ...

The 34 signatory countries which do not include the US or Australia passed the final regulatory measures by consensus at the Montreal conference. "The Kyoto Protocol is now fully operational.