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22:54 Jun 28, 2007 VerDate Aug 31 2005 2012 annual the fiscal years 2008 1961 05:29 Jun 29, 2007 JUNE 28, 2007 each of the fiscal years 2008 1990 each of the fiscal years 2008 through 2012 the year 1992 2009 24 2007 up to 1 year 5314 daily April 30 through May 4, 2007 coming decades a fiscal year the coming decades September 2007 an additional 3 years 2007 later than September 1 of each year 14 2008 20 2012 December 12 2007 May 9, 1992 May 22, 2007 21 years 2008 through 2012 17 year more than 90 days December 2007 March 31 3 years December 1997 November and December 2005 2020 2005 135-day each of the fiscal years 1ST SESSION H. R. 2420 31 15 days March 2001 June 11 2007

Convention Conference Convention Con- the ‘‘Convention Convention 5 Conference of the Parties (COP–13 SESSION H. R. 2420 the ‘‘Global Climate Change Convention

United States the United States India China Brazil the United States Agency Japan Bali the United States Government New York Kyoto Indonesia North Carolina Belgium Florida Germany Washington Heiligendamm LIMITATION.—A South Africa Kenya fornia Russia Thailand New Jersey Texas Nairobi Founda- the United States of America Montreal Australia Mexico Canada Brussels Bangkok

Earth Summit Ki-moon Europe

APPROPRIATIONS.—To American Hispanic FUNDING.—The Protocol British

SEC Foundation State Congress Board United Senate IPCC Commerce International Development United Nations Energy the Committee on Foreign Affairs Office the Interagency Working Group Convention U.S.C. the European Union the International Clean Energy Foundation the Department of State the State of the Union the Chairperson of the Board the Security Council G–8 Relations of the Senate the International Trade Administra- Administration NOTIFICATION.—The Foundation Board of Directors the Trade and Development Commercial Service nual Personnel Management Corporation Inter- Clean Development and Climate national Energy Agency national Clean Energy Foundation the Department of State an Office on Global Climate Interagency Nations General Assembly House of Representa- Tribal Colleges Global Affairs CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY EXPORTS INI- the International Clean Energy United States Trade and Development Agency

INSLEE SMITH PAYNE LANTOS George W. 25 WOOLSEY BERMAN ENGEL attache´s CARNAHAN Margaret Beckett MILLER CROWLEY ACKERMAN KLEIN SHERMAN VI COP–13 JACKSON-LEE LINDA T. MARKEY Ban Ki-moon WATSON HINOJOSA DELAHUNT MEEKS GIFFORDS WU Bush

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