Parties to the Kyoto Protocol are meeting in Montreal at the end of the month -- just as it is becoming increasingly clear that the agreement is in trouble. Major emitters like the United States ...

The Montreal Protocol has been responsible for the phaseouts and bans on chloroflourocarbons (CFCs) and hydrochlorofluorcarbons (HCFCs). The Kyoto Protocol is an international treaty that extends the ...

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For those who think the Kyoto Protocol is not working to cut greenhouse gas emissions that are heating the planet, why not take some lessons from the Montreal Protocol, praised as the world's most ...

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 agreed cap on emissions. In the meantime ...

The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Montreal has finalised the basic 'rule book' of the Kyoto Protocol.

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%.

Commitments made under the Kyoto climate treaty expire at the end of 2012, but emissions are rising faster than ever.

We saw how success truly breeds success. The Montreal Protocol, now 25 years since its enactment has reason to celebrate: it has reduced nearly 100 damaging chemicals by nearly 100%.

On Nov. 30, the Montreal conference officially adopted the rules and regulations of the Kyoto Protocol.

More than 200 people, including former Environment Minister Stéphane Dion, gathered in downtown Montreal Saturday to decry the Canadian government's position on the Kyoto Protocol.

In fact, the evidence suggests the protocol has done far more to limit global warming than the better-known treaty adopted for that purpose, the Kyoto Protocol. Could it do still more?