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The legally binding international agreement to reduce Greenhouse gases by 5% in 2012 is ___

A

Vienna convention

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Montreal Protocol

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C

Kyoto Protocol

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None of the above

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Solution

The correct option is A

Kyoto Protocol
The legally binding international agreement to reduce Greenhouse gases by 5% in 2012 is Kyoto Protocol.

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