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on Oct 14th, 2009 and filed under BRASILIA (Reuters) – Brazil is considering capping its greenhouse gas emissions at 2005 levels as it finalizes its proposals ahead of December’s global climate summit, Environment Minister Carlos Minc said on Tuesday.
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Brazil eyes capping emissions at 2005 levels
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