The compromises between China and the US
Copenhagen’s analysts said that any deals at Copenhagen will need to be supported by the world’s two largest emitters.
Senior US expert with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Zhou Qi said that China and the US must concrete and practical solution acceptable to both countries and must coordinate, therefore both sides have to make compromises.
The growing concern has recently among politicians and the public around the world, UN climate talks on enlarge the fight against global warming since it has been largely stalled. These make the outcome of the Copenhagen summit uncertain.
The last round of the talk was held in Bangkok between Sept 28 and Oct 9, which resulted in progress to a draft text for a likely agreement, but finally failed to break the deadlock in key areas.
And also China and India were called on to commit to reduce carbon emissions.
But, developing countries will not agree to the reduction without a transfer of financial and tech from rich nations.
The head of the Institute of US Studies Yuan Peng, which affiliated to the China Institute of Contemporary International Relations said that a compromises calls from the US to agree to the tech transfer while China must agree to a detailed carbon reduction target.
He also said that the US has to accept that China, coz as a developing country is not in the position to commit to a binding emission reduction target.
Maria Cantwell, who is the Washington senator, said early last month that the US and China are likely to sign an agreement to combat climate change during Obama’s visit to Beijing in November. Also said any deal between thee two countries would bring back the global confidences in the fight against global warming.
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