SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Leaders of Asian countries, including top polluters India and China, on Wednesday signed an agreement that aims to stabilize greenhouses gas emissions.
According to a copy of the final text obtained by Reuters, the 16 nations of the East Asia Summit “commit to the common goal of stabilizing atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations in the long run, at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system.”
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