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UN global warming treaty likely
UNITED NATIONS. May 9 UN negotiators are close to achieving a / global warming treaty that will lead to cuts in Greenhouse gas emissions, even though it docan t legally require them, the chief UN negotiator says, reports AP
The global warming talks had appeared in jeopardy. That was because of US opposition to European proposal requiring Greenhouse gas emissions be cut to 1990 levels by the year 2000. diplomats and ob
The treaty is the first international legal agreement to
recognize that global warming could be a threat to the Earth ■ environment.
"You have a commitment, in particular from industrialized countries .
to come up with national programmes' to reduce emi* sions of carbon doxlde and the other gaae* that can cause global warming, said Jean Rlpcrt. chairman of the nego Hating committee
The 143 nations partlclpal mg in the negotiations were expected to affirm the treaty early Saturday Key partici pants had already agreed to
the provisions regarding emissions. Rlpert said Friday
Talks continued early Saturday. No officials Involved In the negotiations were Immediately available for comment.
Completion of the negotiations will allow the treaty to be signed in June in Rio de Janeiro at the UN Earth Summit, expected to be attended by 160 nations and 60 head* of state
The global warming talks had appeared threatened ■ week ago. The United State had rejected the European
proposal to limit Greenhouse gas emission* In favour of more ambiguous language that would encourage reductions but not require them
Other nations felt a treaty would be of little value without US participation, so they agreed to the American pro PomI. observer* said
The draft treaty says nation* ’•hall adopt national policies ■nd lake corresponding mra •ures’ by limiting Greenhouse gas emissions
Countries will also report regularly on their progress