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Climate Change Summit in BM

Climate Change Summit in BM
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22.09.2009 BBC English

For the General Assembly of the United Nations, the leaders coming in New York will struggle with climate change at the beginning of the issues that stand out in the agenda.

[[T]]There is an increasingly increasing concern that measures to be taken against the climate change caused by global warming, as intended to be determined by the end of this year. [

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Ed Miliband, the most competent name in the fight against the global warming of the UK, said that the state minister responsible for the change of energy and climate, still hoped from an agreement.

The new international document, which will replace the Kyoto contract, was planned to be awarded in the Copenhagen peak in the midst of the last form.

However, news comes in the direction that the technically executed negotiations are progressed at the desired speed.

This is why today the peak will be held with the participation of senior leaders in New York. [

After this peak, climate change will also be discussed at the G-20 countries meeting, which will be held in Pittsburgh city of the US in the next days of the week.

The Climate Minister of the UK Miliband says that if it will arrive at the end of this year in Copenhagen, then the parties will need to keep their hands a little quick.

At this point, attention will focus on Chinese leader Hu Jintao with American President Obama.

Zira is located in the top queues in this two countries, the greenhouse effect on the atmosphere.

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Also, according to observers, the key to a successful agreement is in these two countries.

A warning of Ed Miliband is that the new agreement contains no previously tried understanding, in the direction of which the spread of gases that create greenhouse effect should be reversed.

According toMiliband, another point that is important as the agreement is to ensure that the countries are created mechanisms that will make their dedication to their commitments and their promise.

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