91.   Australia refuses to cut its emissions at all.

92.   Developing countries say they should not be obliged to cut emissions because they lack the resources and must be allowed to eradicate poverty and raise living standards.

93.   Efforts of industrialized nations to cut harmful emissions have often been frustrated by objections from developing countries, which cannot as easily afford to switch to alternative chemicals.

94.   Environment ministers and top officials are negotiating ways to cut emissions in order to bring the Kyoto accord into force by next year.

95.   European negotiators welcomed a suggestion of American flexibility on how deeply U.S. fuel emissions would be cut under a new global warming agreement.

96.   European negotiators welcomed a suggestion of American flexibility Thursday on how deeply U.S. fuel emissions would be cut under a new global warming agreement.

97.   General Motors Corp, Chrysler Corp and Ford Motor Co, displayed various types of alternative propulsion technologies that save fuel and cut emissions.

98.   He also said rapidly developing countries such as China must agree to cut emissions in the future before United States will commit itself.

99.   He and other environmentalists argue the technology exists to curtail energy use and cut carbon emissions without economic disruption.

100.   Industrialized nations are blocking a proposal that would call on countries to sharply cut emissions that contribute to global warming.