changes, and the options available for preventing or adapting to changes in the climate of the earth. The process of the IPCC should be supported by the investigation of the feasibility of achieving targets to limit or reduce C02 and other greenhouse gas emission~ including e.g. a 20 per cent reduction of C02 emission level by the year 2005 as recommended by the Scientific World Conference on the Changing Atmosphere in Toronto 1988. (c) To pledge our full support for the early completion of the work on a framework convention on climate change and the development of protocols dealing with, inter alia. greenhouse gases and forestation, with a view to signing not later tha.n at the 1992 Conference on Environment and Development. The development I•• • A/CONF.151/PC/10 English Page 22 of the convention and its associated protocols should be based on the best scientific evidence available, provided prima.rily by the report of the IPCC, and drawing upon the Toronto Conference recommendations, the Noordwijk 1989 declaration, and the report of the Bergen Conference on Sustainable Development, Science and Policy. (d) To recognize the need to stabilize, while ensuring stable development of the world economy, C02 emissions and emissions of other greenhouse gases not controlled by the Montreal Protocol. The industrialized nations have agreed at Noordwijk that such stabilization should be achieved by them as soon as possible, at levels to be considered by the IPCC and the Second World Climate Conference. To ru1ri1 this need, and noting with appreciation that some countries have already committed themselves in advance to stabilize co2 emissions at present levels or to reduce them by the year 2000; recognizing that countries with, as yet, relatively low energy requirements, which can reasonably be _expected to grow in step with their development, may need strategies or targets which can accommodate that development; 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on climate change and its implications on the global economy and environment. It discusses the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and stabilize carbon dioxide levels, and mentions international agreements and conferences related to climate change. It also touches on the idea of sustainable development and the need to balance economic growth with environmental protection.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, International trade