On the recordJanuary 27, 2009
I think that one of the real keys is firming up the willingness of the developing countries to undertake, the phrase is, 'differentiated, but binding, obligations' in the first phase.
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congress.govI think that one of the real keys is firming up the willingness of the developing countries to undertake, the phrase is, 'differentiated, but binding, obligations' in the first phase.
Gore highlights the importance of developing countries accepting binding obligations.
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