Moldova signs Copenhagen Accord, to cut emissions by 25%
The Copenhagen Accord to reduce climate change has thus far gotten the support of about 100 signatory countries.
Moldova is one of them. It pledges to cut emissions by no less than 25 percent from levels registered in 1990.
Chisinau is considered to be a small emitter. Russia, India, China, and the United States are among the biggest greenhouse emitters globally.
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