There's no end to Copenhagen, only a comma left.

The UN weather conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, drew attention to the environment-friendly cultural works of art in the bustling city of Copenhagen, with sculptures, pictures and slogans that reflect social and environmental issues that have attracted a lot of people and people from all over the world to stop and watch. The Chanxingqiang photo of the new society is a symbolic sculpture of the "melting Arctic" in the streets of Copenhagen. After a more than 10-day marathon negotiation, Chanxingqiang, a member of the countries participating in the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, finally struck a chord, and a document called the "Copenhagen Accord" was broken.　　The United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he was satisfied with the outcome of the "most important international conference since the Second World War". But when observers describe the closing of the meeting, it is difficult to use the familiar words of "a perfect ending".　　From what is now disclosed, the results of this meeting are not enough to put a "full stop" to the global climate change negotiations, at best a "comma". Jin, a professor at the College of International Relations at Renmin University, said there had been a lot of speculation that the Copenhagen accord could only be a political agreement, not a legally binding one, and it now seems so.　　In fact, the resonance among countries is that agreeing to a binding agreement on weather changes in the years to come would be to postpone the time to achieve substantial results. It is reported that the document will be the resolution of a number of key issues to save the next year. Jin said: "We all see this negotiation is very difficult, is there going to be a big change in the situation next year?" I think the future negotiations will still be very difficult. Haibin, director of the Center for International Studies at Peking University, said that many international organizations concerned about the environment and climate change were disappointed at the outcome of the Copenhagen Conference, but the result was not surprising. What people are most worried about is that none of the achievements, that is, the leaders of all countries empty-handed, that is unacceptable, is a huge blow to the world.　　It now appears that the worst has not occurred.　　In his view, compared with recent international conferences, Copenhagen has a special significance, it is related to the future of countries to determine the international weather cooperation, it is not a technical issue, but the development of rights and development of space disputes, is the international format of the dispute. At the meeting of the leaders of the climate change conference in Copenhagen, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao gave a comprehensive exposition of the Chinese Government's attitude, ideas and initiatives in tackling the problem of climate change. He said that from 1990 to 2005, the intensity of China's GDP carbon dioxide emissions fell by 46%. On this basis, China also proposed that by 2020 the unit GDP of carbon dioxide emissions than 2005 decline 40% to 45%. The Chinese government has decided that the goal of slowing greenhouse gas emissions is China's autonomous action in accordance with national conditions, which is responsible to the Chinese people and the entire human race, without any conditions attached,Not linked to any national emission reduction targets. Jin that the developed countries, in their own emissions reduction, financial and technical assistance, and so on, but the emerging developing countries continue to pressure.　　China's unilateral commitment to a difficult and drastic reduction in emissions shows the courage of China's responsible power and a positive and significant contribution to the Copenhagen Conference.　　On the performance of the Chinese negotiators at the meeting, Haibin said that from the negotiation process can be seen, the Chinese delegation before the preparation is sufficient, the performance of the meeting is also excellent, not only the high-profile expression of China's attitude and voice, the negotiator's on-the-spot response is also very timely. The Copenhagen conference did not end the global weather talks once and for all, but left suspense until next year.　　U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says there are three tasks ahead of the country in the coming years: one for signing a legal agreement in the coming year, and for the need to start the Copenhagen Green Weather Fund to finance developing countries, and to agree on more ambitious targets. For the "post-Copenhagen era" of the International weather Order, haibin that the future as the economic situation improves, countries to take more forceful action or more effective international agreements will increase the likelihood.　　Conversely, if the economic situation continues to deteriorate, the climate change negotiations will be very dangerous. "Before the common topic of human destiny, countries should talk less about international formats and pay less attention to relative gains, but instead focus more attention on the common challenges facing humankind." "Haibin said. Finish)