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Emma Wynne interviewed Angela Ledford AndersonJune 2, 2007

DW-WORLD.DE spoke to Angela Ledford Anderson, Vice-President of the climate program at the National Environmental Trust, about US President Bush's proposal for a new climate change agreement.

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President Bush outlines his proposal for 15 major nations to agree on a global emissions goal for greenhouse gases, in a speech ahead of next week's G8 summit in Germany.Image: AP

The 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which calls for limited reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from the industrialized world, runs out in 2012. The US has not ratified the treaty and President Bush is demanding that rapidly developing countries like China and India be brought into the process.

National Environmental Trust is a Washington based NGO which campaigns on global environmental problems.