Swedish Prime Minister Optimistic for EU Climate Change Targets

EU leaders met in Brussels on Thursday and Friday to define a joint solution on how to cut greenhouse gases whilst protecting individual countries’ industries.

Despite earlier discrepancies between EU members, the 27 states agreed on a timetable to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 20 percent by the year 2020.

But it is still unclear how the 27-member bloc will actually accomplish the aspired reduction.

Speaking to Swedish Radio news, Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt said he was optimistic that members will sign a detailed agreement by the end of the year under the French presidency.

Source: By Sveriges Radio 2008

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