For Kyoto:i Every signatory has common and equal responsibility;ii CDM, JI, and international emissions trading are its three mechanisms;iii India agreed under Kyoto to halve emissions by 2050 relative to 2005.
Kyoto follows common but differentiated responsibilities, so equal responsibility in i is false. Its mechanisms are clean development mechanism, joint implementation and international emissions trading, so ii is true. The stated halving commitment for India is not a Kyoto obligation, so iii is false. Select **B**.
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