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   List of Kyoto Protocol signatories

   See also: Kyoto Protocol ... As of October 2008, 180 states have signed and ratified the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, aimed at combating global warming.
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   Kyoto Protocol

   See also: List of Kyoto Protocol signatories ... The United Kingdom is a signatory to the Kyoto Protocol.
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   Carbon credit

   Credits were chosen by the signatories to the Kyoto Protocol as an alternative to Carbon taxes. A criticism of tax-raising schemes is that they are frequently not hypothecated, and so some or all of the taxation raised by a government may be applied inefficiently or not used to benefit the environment.
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   Global warming controversy

   The only major developed nation which has signed but not ratified the Kyoto protocol is the USA (see signatories). ... ↑ List of Selected Prominent Signatories with awards and affiliations.
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   United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

   The principal update is the Kyoto Protocol, which has become much better known than the UNFCCC itself. ... Signatories to the UNFCCC are split into three groups:
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   Supplementarity

   The actual meaning of the principle has been heavily argued since the signing of Kyoto Protocol in 1997. The COP/MOP is the body that represents the signers/ratifiers of the protocol and they have not been able to agree on a specific definition of the limit on use of flexible mechanisms.
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   Economics of global warming

   Signatories of the Kyoto Protocol committed themselves to targets that require lowering their national greenhouse gas emissions to a specified level relative to their actual 1990 emissions. ... List of scientists opposing the mainstream scientific assessment of global warming
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   Oregon Petition

   The petition site currently lists more than 31,000 signatories. ... ↑ Kyoto Protocol and the United States
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   Politics of global warming

   The United States, although a signatory to the Kyoto Protocol, has neither ratified nor withdrawn from the protocol — though their one-time representative, Condoleezza Rice, remarked that the Protocol was "unacceptable" at the time it was presented to her.
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    John Baird (Canadian politician)

    At the time, he lacked information on the number of workfare recipients who actually found jobs, and he also did not account for 40% of the welfare recipients who had been cut from the list. ... Canada is a signatory to the Kyoto protocol which legally requires signatory countries to set up compatible carbon trading markets.

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• List of Kyoto Protocol signatories,
• Kyoto Protocol,
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• Global warming controversy,
• United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change,
• Supplementarity,
• Economics of global warming,
• Oregon Petition,
• Politics of global warming,
• John Baird (Canadian politician)