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EnviroTech :: Environment

January 14, 2008

Global Warming

Alex Scott

Work on an international climate change treaty that would succeed the Kyoto Protocol, which expires in 2012, is expected to gain momentum. Government representatives of United Nations (UN) member countries will continue negotiations that began in Bali...

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