The world’s biggest polluters, including rich and developing nations, said on Wednesday they supported a “shared vision” for a long-term global goal for emissions reductions

TOYAKO, Japan; July 10, 2008.- Sixteen countries taking part in the Major Economies Meeting said in a statement they “recognised that deep cuts in global emissions will be necessary” and developed major economies would have to implement mid-term goals to cut greenhouse gas pollution.

A delegation source told Reuters that key paragraphs in a final text approved by leaders at the meeting were unchanged from an earlier draft.

(Reuters)

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