Durban conference on climate change do we save our planet

U.S. Secretary of Foreign Affairs of South Africa, who chaired the talks, the Durban conference on climate change:

"We came here to save the planet for the future of our children and grandchildren?"

Is this conference succeeded in saving our planet???

Will succeed the new road map to reduce emissions?



Approved on Sunday the United Nations Conference on Climate Change, which was held in the city of Durban in South Africa on the agreements will be forced for the first time the biggest causing pollution on the move to slow the pace of global warming, and extended the agreements the duration
of the "Kyoto Protocol" until the end of 2017 which is the only global agreement that imposes reduction of carbon emissions, as approved formula fund to help poor countries deal with climate change and set a course to develop a legally binding agreement on reducing emissions. Delegates agreed to start work next year on a new legally binding treaty to reduce greenhouse gas emissions resolved by the year 2015 and come into force by 2020


The agreements come after years of failed attempts to impose a cut of an international legally binding on the emerging economies such as China and India as well as rich countries like the United States

The Minister of Energy and Climate Change Britain "Chris-hyun:" The result represents a great success for European diplomacy


Where we managed to convince the major emitters countries like the United States, India and China a road map to ensure access to comprehensive global agreement. "


He said U.S. special climate envoy "Todd Stern," said Washington is satisfied with the result and said "We have a match of the kind that we focused on it since the beginning of the administration of U.S. President, which included all the elements we were looking for.


I have praised the Secretary-General of the United Nations, "Ban Ki-moon," the decision reached by the Parties to the 194 of the Convention on Climate Change in Durban, said: "We welcome the agreement to establish the commitment of the second part of the Kyoto Protocol, which will increase the uncertainty for the carbon market, and provide additional incentives for investment new technology and infrastructure necessary to combat climate change. "


But the conference was not spared from criticism from many experts in environmental affairs, who stated that the government has wasted valuable time to focus on a handful of specific words in the text that was negotiated and failed to further reduce emissions to a level sufficient to reduce global warming?

Source:
http://theenvironment