U.N. Extends Kyoto Protocol
Because it has been working so well so far
Delegates at UN climate talks in Qatar have agreed to extend the Kyoto Protocol until 2020, avoiding a major new setback.
The deal, agreed by nearly 200 nations, keeps the protocol alive as the only legally binding plan for combating global warming.
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..."keeps the protocol alive"...
Yeah, like a zombie.