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July 25, 2008 7:39:07 AM CDT



Bush to Unveil Greenhouse Gas Goals

Posted Apr 16, 08 4:49 AM CDT in Business US 

(Newser) – President Bush is expected to propose intermediate goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions today on the eve of climate change negotiations in Paris. The goals won't include proposed legislation or specifics on changes needed to reach the targets, reports the Washington Post. He will also reiterate his opposition to mandatory emissions standards that don't apply to India and China.

Bush has long opposed legislative proposals to require a mandatory reduction in greenhouse gases, which are a key cause of climate change. "This basically sounds like the same quarterback calling the same play," said a spokesman at a liberal think tank. "It's just another way of Bush saying no."

Source Washington Post

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On the eve of climate change negotiations in Paris, President Bush has repeated opposition to mandatory emissions limits that do not apply to China and India.   (AP Photo/Color China Photo)
President Bush is expected to propose new goals for greenhouse gas emissions on the eve of international negotiations on climate change in Paris.   (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)
A coal power station in Beijing, China. On the eve of climate change negotiations in Paris, President Bush has repeated opposition to mandatory limits that do not apply to China and India.   (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
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