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Industry seeks clarity on sectoral emissions cuts
There is still "enormous confusion" over sectoral approaches to cutting greenhouse gas emissions, with many developing countries opposing them for fear that they will lead to back-door emission caps, according to the WBSCD's Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI).
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