Japan's $15 billion trillion in support for developing countries to mitigate greenhouse effects

Global Times in Japan, a correspondent Zhao Xualiang, global network reporter Hong reported, according to the Japanese news of Tokyo December 17, Japan's environment minister Ozawa Rui 16 late announced that by 2012, Japan will provide developing countries with 15 billion U.S. dollars in aid to reduce the greenhouse effect. Reported that Ozawa Sharp announced that the Japanese move is also as the weather conference advocates of Prime minister Hatoyama to make an example.　　Japan's delegation to the weather Conference hoped that it would be "the driving force behind the negotiations between countries". The report also said that the meeting has two days left, but now among the participating countries there is "no substantive conclusion of this meeting can not achieve" the "pessimistic". Before the summit meeting on 18th, agreement among nations was key to the success of the Conference, and the Copenhagen Conference ushered in a showdown.