Hence, the prime minister will make those five "guarantees" today.

BBC: Don't mention the reforms

As this initiative has been going since 2004, it's hard to see how it qualifies as "new" - nor, as it's planted seven million trees in those eight years, what guarantees the planting of another 93 million in just five years.

BBC: Rio revisited: Glass half-full?

Some guarantees are still plainly needed now, but a firm deadline of, say, five years for the final expiry of the governments' various crisis-induced pledges should be set globally.

ECONOMIST: The financial industry

But President George W. Bush's administration has pushed nuclear power as a fuel of choice for the future through various financial incentives, including the "Nuclear Power 2010" initiative launched five years ago, which provides matching funds for the early stages of new plant development, as well as loan guarantees and tax credits offered to new nuclear developers in 2005's Energy Policy Act, sometimes known as EPACT.

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