Business leaders urge G8 to break 'Catch 22' on climate change
ENDS Report 365, June 2005, p. 11
1 June 2005
Two groups of major UK and international companies have urged Prime Minister Tony Blair and other G8 leaders to set a long-term framework to encourage investment in low carbon technologies. Meanwhile, science academies from the G8 and leading developing nations have called for "prompt action" to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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