South Korea announces ambitious mid-term emissions targets 18 November 2009
Korea today (November 17) announced it will unconditionally reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 4% below 2005 levels by 2020.
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Korea today (November 17) announced it will unconditionally reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 4% below 2005 levels by 2020.
Within one year Korean products exported into the UK and around the world could be carrying the Carbon Trust’s Carbon Reduction Label, which demonstrates the manufacturer’s commitment to reducing the product’s carbon footprint.
The Prime Minister is optimistic a deal on climate change can be reached at Copenhagen in December after a “breakthrough” during talks at the EU Council.
British companies have successfully promoted their products through this KORMARINE, one of the leading shipbuilding and marine exhibitions in the world.
On Thursday 22nd October, British Ambassador Martin Uden will travel to the Blue House to deliver a map showing the expected impact of a 4°C (7°F) rise in global temperature compared with pre-industrial levels.