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G8 Climate-Change Plan Serves Energy, Environment, Development
Providing clean energy, reducing pollution are dual goals of G8 strategy
Leaders of the Group of Eight (G8) industrialized nations have agreed on a plan to address climate change that calls for development of clean energy technologies to reduce pollution and ease global warming.
For additional information on the summit, see G8 Summit 2005, Gleneagles, Scotland.
The White House issued the following fact sheet on the plan of action for climate change, energy and sustainable development:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
(Auchterarder, Scotland)
July 8, 2005
FACT SHEET
Action on Climate Change, Energy and Sustainable Development
Presidential Action
Today, President Bush and the G-8 Leaders agreed on a far-reaching Plan of Action to speed the development and deployment of clean energy technologies to achieve the combined goals of addressing climate change, reducing harmful air pollution and improving energy security in the U.S. and throughout the world.
The G-8 will work globally to advance climate change policies that grow economies, aid development, and improve the environment.
The Challenge: Nearly two billion people lack access to any form of modern energy services. Providing affordable, reliable and secure energy is essential to end extreme poverty and build a better and cleaner world. Stagnant economies are one of the world's greatest environmental threats. Improved access to cleaner and more secure energy resources will also reduce the growth of greenhouse gas emissions associated with long-term climate change.
G-8 Response: Today, G-8 Partners agreed to a Plan of Action on Climate Change, Clean Energy and Sustainable Development, that will help:
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http://usinfo.state.gov/gi/Archive/2005/Jul/08-749491.html |
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