South American country of Peru in Lima, the capital New Delhi to discuss climate change meeting could not get any meaningful results, especially for less developed countries such as India, the meeting failed to provide an effective solution. Between developed and developing countries to tackle climate change in order to strengthen the global partnership meeting was held last week to monitor the outcome of the meeting, said the people of developing countries like India, the gap between developed and gradually It would prove to bridge. Experts say that because, in the interest of the rich countries, global climate change agreement to be weak fundamentals. Srikanth Gupta Delhi University lecturer and environmental consultant, before the meeting in Lima as with rich and poor countries is to highlight the gap between. According to experts, the Lima conference similar but separate responsibilities for different countries in conflict reduction.
In fact its introduction in 1992, the United Nations Convention on Climate Change format was designed to control. The draft treaty was based on two main factors: First, the gap between rich and poor countries and other rich countries Cihnit their contribution to the development and control based on complex problem also contribute significantly. Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), said the deputy director Chandra Bhushan, the third point of the Lima conference has been added to national circumstances, given the limited capacity of developing countries, while the conference was focused on accountability. Bhushan clarified, developed and developing countries with national conditions placed on the same surface. Based on the developed countries to take the initiative to control climate change or other circumstances of the economic downturn or similar will be referring to. Raghunandan environmentalist who works for Delhi Science Forum, said that India does not need to be afraid of the external review.
India as the world's fourth country to pollution in the atmosphere is relatively small carbon footprint. India steps being taken in restraints for the development and poverty reduction, citing his commitment to defend the level of their contribution may well. Amidst all the positive things that come out. Rajendra Shende, former director of the UN Environment Programme said in Lima was not all bad. Shende said by phone from Pune, India to keep the issue of separate but equal responsibilities succeeded. During the discussion on this issue will be discussed next year.
In fact its introduction in 1992, the United Nations Convention on Climate Change format was designed to control. The draft treaty was based on two main factors: First, the gap between rich and poor countries and other rich countries Cihnit their contribution to the development and control based on complex problem also contribute significantly. Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), said the deputy director Chandra Bhushan, the third point of the Lima conference has been added to national circumstances, given the limited capacity of developing countries, while the conference was focused on accountability. Bhushan clarified, developed and developing countries with national conditions placed on the same surface. Based on the developed countries to take the initiative to control climate change or other circumstances of the economic downturn or similar will be referring to. Raghunandan environmentalist who works for Delhi Science Forum, said that India does not need to be afraid of the external review.
India as the world's fourth country to pollution in the atmosphere is relatively small carbon footprint. India steps being taken in restraints for the development and poverty reduction, citing his commitment to defend the level of their contribution may well. Amidst all the positive things that come out. Rajendra Shende, former director of the UN Environment Programme said in Lima was not all bad. Shende said by phone from Pune, India to keep the issue of separate but equal responsibilities succeeded. During the discussion on this issue will be discussed next year.
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