发达与发展中国家争论三大问题（The developed and developing countries debate three major issues）.doc

发达与发展中国家争论三大问题（The developed and developing countries debate three major issues） The developed and developing countries debate three major issues Column tree navigation Website recently revised, please pay attention! [cesd, September 3, 2008] Registered members (free) can share more in-depth analysis reports [cesd, February 19, 2008] Join the collection Set as home page Contact us | website | Research Center | energy policy research | climate change | new energy research | environmental protection policy of circular economy | | | Climate change front page | Hot focus | research report | policies and regulations | Enterprise practice | Your present position: ecology, economy and sustainable development, climate change, hot focus Developed and developing countries over three problems. [] the big baby. The developed and developing countries debate three major issues Authors: Han Xiaoni li... Article source: morning news hits: 353 update time: 2009-9-23 The climate change conference is about the right to development, and we are reluctant to share responsibility for it Give in easily Morning news reporter Han Xiaoni Li Yanqiu. In essence, the climate change conference is not talking about who has a strong sense of environmental protection, but about the right to development. This is also the reason why the climate problem has long been a big difference. Both developed and developing countries are reluctant to compromise on how to share the responsibility for future development. At the UN climate change summit, the parties are still tit for tat on key issues. Debating whether a developing country should be further broken down? Developed countries: developed countries such as China and Indias relatively developed led by the United States has been trying to be China and India and other developing countries in emission reduction areas, requirements of developing countries in the Kyoto Protocol second commitment period to undertake quantified emission reduction targets. In or