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THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2001 Japan's Prime Minister will soon be deciding if his country will ratify a global warming treaty which President Bush has abandoned. International observers say without Junichiro Koizumi's support, the accord will fail. If he supports it, his political standing with Bush may dissolve, they add. Koizumi himself has expressed wavering positions on the treaty, which requires industrial countries to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, which are thought to contribute to global warming. After he met with Bush, he said he wouldn't ratify it but while in Europe, he said he would. Get the Story:
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Facebook TwitterTHURSDAY, JULY 12, 2001 Japan's Prime Minister will soon be deciding if his country will ratify a global warming treaty which President Bush has abandoned. International observers say without Junichiro Koizumi's support, the accord will fail. If he supports it, his political standing with Bush may dissolve, they add. Koizumi himself has expressed wavering positions on the treaty, which requires industrial countries to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, which are thought to contribute to global warming. After he met with Bush, he said he wouldn't ratify it but while in Europe, he said he would. Get the Story:
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Europe to move on global warming (6/15)
Bush promises to lead on global warming (6/12)
Bush to push own global warming pact (6/11)
Panel tells Bush global warming is real (6/7)
Bush to take on global warming (6/6)
Stevens: What's global warming? (5/30)
Norton hit on environment, budget (4/25)
Bush rated low on environment (4/24)
Babbitt assails Bush's environmental record (4/23)
Whitman says here to stay at EPA (4/23)
Senate wants US in global warming talks (4/9)
Europeans want to discuss global warming (4/3)
Bush pushes hemispheric development (3/30)
US: No to Kyoto (3/28)
Whitman warned about Bush's credibility (3/27)
Environment: The GOP strikes back (3/21)
Peabody Coal fought Bush's promise (3/26)
Bush sends foot in mouth to EU (3/16)
Bush criticized for air decision (3/15)
Bush backs off environmental promise (3/14)
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