Blair calls for 2020 carbon targets for developed world

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Former prime minister argues that setting "interim targets" for 2020 at Copenhagen later this year would show emerging economies the West is serious about cutting emissions

Former prime minister Tony Blair has called for tough carbon emission targets for 2020 Former prime minister Tony Blair today closed the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi by calling on the developed...

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