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Ret from G-5 to G-8 Climate Recommendation

Ret from G-5 to G-8 Climate Recommendation
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09.07.2008 BBC English

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The countries that are developing refused to confirm the goal that G-8 leaders set in the peaks in Japan to fight global warming.

[[T]G-8 leaders wanted 50% reduction of the release of gases that create greenhouse effect and not only from themselves, but also the application of emerging large countries. [

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The leaders of the five countries, namely India, China, Mexico, Brazil and South Africa, who invites them to their ambitions and was briefly referred to as G-5.

G-5 leaders are not enough to reduce at least 50 percent of the release of "Greenhouse gases until 2050" by publishing a common statement yesterday.

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It is also known that China and India would lead to concrete steps of rich countries in this regard.

The U.S. President George Bush in response to this refuses the application of a plan that will not participate in China and India, which is the fastest developing economies. [

In the end of the joint meeting of G-8 and G-5, the vision of fighting climate change was common.

Liders also agreed with a combination of large interruptions in the release of toxic gas.

But concrete targets are not revealed.

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/turkish/news/story/2008/07/080709 g8.shtml]

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