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Japan passes global warming countermeasures bill with a target of reducing carbon emissions by 25%.

  • 2010-05-18

The Japanese government approved a basic bill on global warming countermeasures at a cabinet meeting on the 12th, which includes specific policies such as Japan's medium- and long-term greenhouse gas carbon reduction targets and the establishment of an emissions trading system. The government aims to enact the bill during the current Diet session. The bill sets medium- and long-term greenhouse gas emission reduction targets of 25% and 80% reductions from 1990 levels by 2020 and 2050, respectively. However, achieving the 25% reduction target is contingent on major developed countries setting proactive carbon reduction targets. Regarding the emissions trading system, the bill is based on setting a cap on total corporate emissions, but it also indicates that it will study setting emission caps based on production volume. The Japanese government plans to enact related legislation within one year of the Basic Law's enactment, but the production-linked emissions regulations have drawn strong criticism from environmental organizations, as emissions will rise with increased production. Furthermore, this approach differs from the Democratic Party's campaign promises and may cause controversy during Diet deliberations. Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama told the media on the morning of March 12th, "The most important thing is to include the 25% carbon reduction in the legislation, and sharing this concept with the people is of paramount importance."

– Reference source: China Review News Agency, March 12, 2010

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