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The United States will propose specific targets for reducing greenhouse gases.

  • 2010-01-06

According to an official White House report, the United States will announce its greenhouse gas reduction targets ahead of the UN Climate Change Summit next month. Danish government officials stated on November 22 that leaders from 65 countries have confirmed their participation in the two-week UN Climate Change Summit, scheduled for December 7th. Many other leaders are still considering whether to attend, but the attendance of China and the United States, the world's largest emitters of greenhouse gases, remains uncertain.

The United States has not yet decided whether to participate in the UN Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen, but last week US President Obama discussed climate change with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Chinese Premier Hu Jintao, and Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama.

The United States is currently formulating its own emission reduction targets, which are also the targets the US would accept if Obama were to participate in the climate change summit. In addition to discussing emission reduction targets for developed countries, the summit will also focus on aid programs from wealthy nations to poorer countries to address climate change. Compared to 1990, US greenhouse gas emissions have increased by approximately 15%.

If US President Obama is willing to attend the UN Climate Change Summit, it would be a very good sign, because the foundation of this summit is to negotiate reduction targets, and the reduction commitments of the United States (the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases) would be of great significance to this summit.

– Reference source: BBC, November 24, 2009

– Translated by Plastic Industry Technology Development Center

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