US Won't Agree That More Trees Would Slow Global Warming

US Won't Agree That More Trees Would Slow Global Warming
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Officials also agreed that industrialized countries have been responsible for most greenhouse gas emissions in the past and for the need to help developing countries control their emissions today, Gabriel said.

But the U.S. spoke out against a global carbon emissions trading plan and recognizing reforestation programs in developing nations as part of the fight against global warming, he said.

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