I urge all APEC member economies to work together to address the shared challenge of climate change.

We seek to share with all Parties to the UNFCCC the vision of achieving at least 50% reduction of global emissions by 2050.

I care about the environment.

That means greenhouse gas intensity—how much we emit per unit of economic activity—decreased by 4.2 percent.

The final report shows that emissions declined 1.5 percent from the 2005 level.

To ensure that members fulfill their G8 commitments on climate change and energy security.

We need to seize opportunities in rural America to secure our energy future and save our planet.

I will raise our fuel standards, and put a cap on carbon emissions to reduce then 80% by 2050.

Now we must take bold action so that our children inherit a planet that is cleaner, safer, and more peaceful for generations to come.

to combat global climate change and create millions of new jobs.

By having the courage to challenge the skeptics in Washington and lead on the climate crisis facing our planet, Al Gore has advanced the cause of peace and richly deserves this reward.

There's no more pressing challenge facing our country than the threat of climate change.

I will personally reach out to the leaders of the biggest carbon emitting nations.

Solving our global warming problem is the moral, business, policy and political challenge of our generation.

When it comes to the issue that will determine the very future of life on this Earth, we are still Earth's best hope.

Global warming is a grave and growing threat to our national security.

Today I want to lay out the second part of my plan - a set of proposals that will allow America to lead the world in combating global climate change.

Global warming is not a someday problem, it is now.