Climate Protection Saving Impact
07.07.2010 NTVMSNBC
Sanayi countries are going to cut in the figure they commit to pay at the Climate Summit made in Copenhagen.
According to the news of [[T]Deutsche Welle Turkish, the industrial countries are going to cut in the figure they undertake to pay in the Climate Summit made in Copenhagen. The German government also aims to reduce climate protection aids within the scope of saving measures. [ [Sanayi countries had given a total of 30 billion dollars of assistance to prevent destructive impacts in less developed countries from climate change between 2010-2012 in the Climate Summit held in Copenhagen. about 10 billion euros that constitute one of the three of these help Will be met by EU countries. The head negotiater Artur Runge-Metzger, representing the EU in climate negotiations, is believed that the EU can collect these financial aids committed to the payment.
Runge-Metzger draws gold with the importance of the words given: "It is very important to gain the trust of developing countries as our clients are constantly repeating... So we must stop behind the word we promise. Copenhagen is not legal, political sanctions. However, the fulfillment of political sanctions is as important as at least legal sanctions. "
] [On the other hand, the industrial countries are going to cut through the figure they commit to pay in the Climate Summit made in Copenhagen. For example, Germany’s Prime Minister Angela Merkel said to assist 420 million euro per year in developing countries in Copenhagen.
The climate specialist of the international aid organization Oxfam Jan Kowalzig, pay attention to the fact that this figure was not a new officer, and a large part of the commitment to pay earlier: "The help of Germany in Kopenhag will do in this three years was announced that the 1 billion 260 million euro will be average 420 million euros per year. This is a very installed amount at first glance... However, it should be taken into account that a large portion of the words previously given are repeated. For 2010, only 70 million of the pre-expected money has not been given the commitment to pay already in another place. "
Kowalzig records that the Prime Minister Angela Merkel has paid for the protection of live types and nature in the International Biodiversity Conference held in Bonn in 2008, and many old commitments.
Kowalzig states that Germany is trying to get rid of 70 million euros to pay for 2011 and 2012. Climate specialist adds creative methods and account games for reasoning jealousy of many industrial countries: "If not it is, many countries do it. For example France. A large part of the French aid consists of credit. France has been included in the total of aids since the beginning. "
] [Uzmanlar are concerned about the fact that the decisions taken in the first change interviews by playing with the accounts of the industrial countries are not dragging.
Source: News