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UN's Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon (R) talks with UN Climate chief de Boer during a night plenary meeting at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP15) at the Bella Center in Copenhagen, December 19, 2009.The UN climate change conference failed to adopt the Copenhagen Accord on D...
(LDCs) to the atmospheric stock of GHGs is rapidly increasing. Therefore a crucial task – which could not be accomplished at the COP 15 in Copenhagen in 2009 – is to device a fair burden sharing regime among ICs and LDCs to ensure broad cooperation in the mitigation of global warming. ...
agreement in Copenhagen” because the document does not provide greenhouse gas emission reduction targets for the developed countries by 2020 and, at the same time, deletes the targets of reducing the world’s emissions of greenhouse gases by 50% in 2050.The draft of the Copenhagen Accord was ...
The prospect for a legally binding agreement had long gone, in spite of statements by many world leaders that COP15 represented a last opportunity to avert a critical 2% rise in greenhouse gas emissions. They failed to lead, but before they went home they produced the "Copenhagen Accord"1—...
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Key aspects of the international climate change debate and outcomes of the COP15/CMP5 are examined in Part III, including the Copenhagen Accord and other relevant decisions of State Parties to the COP15/CMP5. While it is not possible to canvass all aspects of the ongoing climate change ...
Contrary to the EU's objectives for the COP15 meeting, no legally binding agreement was reached to succeed the Kyoto Protocol after 2012 and the final Copenhagen Accord contained disappointingly few ambitious targets. This chapter tries to explain how this result came about and what the main ...