New Zealand announces 2020 conditional emission targets to be on par with countries

Xinhua Beijing, February 1, according to AFP, New Zealand February 1 announced the country's carbon emissions reduction plan for the next decade, confirmed that by 2020, the country's carbon dioxide emissions compared with the 1990 level, the reduction of 10% to 20%.　　However, New Zealand's plan for reducing emissions must be based on global action, or New Zealand will reduce its own emission reduction standards in line with other countries. It is reported that Nick, New Zealand's climate change minister.　　By 2020, New Zealand's national carbon emissions will be reduced to below 1990 levels by 10% to 20% compared with 1990, Smith said. However, New Zealand has previously proposed this reduction plan is conditional: that is, only if there is an extensive global agreement-the global temperature rise cannot exceed 2 degrees Celsius-and other countries make the same effort as New Zealand and work out measures to effectively regulate land and afforestation, New Zealand will similarly achieve its own emission reduction targets.　　Otherwise, New Zealand will reduce its emissions targets. "Our goal for 2020 years is to represent our fair participation, and other developed countries should set higher goals," Smith said.　　Otherwise, New Zealand will need to reduce its objectives to ensure comparability.　　The Copenhagen Climate Change Conference in Denmark in December 2009 was widely considered "fruitless" by the failure to reach a broad legally binding climate agreement, and the participating countries decided to convene another climate change conference in Mexico later this year to try to push for further results. New Zealand Prime Minister John. He said his expectations for the Mexican climate change conference were not high. He believes there is a long way to go before countries can reach a legally binding agreement.