Posted AT 2:43 PM EST on 15/07/08
Developing countries, G8 reach tepid standoff on climate change
Toyako, Japan — A meeting that brought together the world's biggest wealthy nations and major developing countries produced a tepid statement today on working together on climate change that set no targets for cutting greenhouse-gas emissions.
Leaders of the G8 had issued a statement Tuesday at their summit in Toyako, Japan, in which they asserted the entire world should work to cut global greenhouse-gas emissions in half by 2050.
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