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Kyoto Protocol
The Kyoto Protocol is an international treaty – signed in 1997 in the Japanese city of Kyoto – that seeks to limit man’s influence on climate change by reducing the production of greenhouse gases. The protocol obligates industrialised countries to reduce their emissions in the five-year period 2008-2012 by 5% on average compared with 1990 levels. Developing countries don’t have emission-reduction targets.
Activities
News
December 23
CF: Voluntary agreements for environmental footprint calculation signed between the Ministry and companies, IT
20 December 2011, Rome, Italy news available only in Italian language: “Carbon fooot... » Read more
December 23
Minister Clini in Montenegro to launch programs of environmental cooperation
12 December 2011, Podgorica, Montenegro The new Ministry of Environment in Podgorica will be mad... » Read more
October 3
Workshop: "Innovation and Regulation for Sustainability", MAC
29 September 2011, Tetovo, Macedonia The Workshops "Innovation and Regulation for Sustainab... » Read more