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Canada is failing to comply with the Kyoto Protocol-conditions - and passed just under the contract. The further clearing of forests so nothing prevents more. Photo: iStockphoto.
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Climate Summit - Just days after the UN Climate Conference siapenet pensionista in Durban, Canada has declared

his surprise withdrawal from the Kyoto Protocol. In the Protestant Church, the outcome of the World Summit on climate siapenet pensionista change was received with disappointment.
Environment Minister Peter Kent said on Monday evening in Ottawa reporters that the Kyoto Protocol for Canada was "a thing of the past." His country make use of its right to officially withdraw from Kyoto.
So is Canada, the second largest country in the world, the first thing that returns to the international climate change agreement before its expiration siapenet pensionista in December 2012 the back. In Canadian media has been speculation before Durban fact that the Conservative government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper plan this step. However, a later date was suspected. "Kyoto is a hindrance"
At the climate summit in Durban, the participants had the weekend to an extension of the Kyoto Protocol - an agreement and a subsequent follow-up agreement - the agreement on the reduction of greenhouse gases.
Canada, Russia and Japan, however, had already signaled last year that it would not sign the extension. That the government in Ottawa already declared that from, probably, according to experts and financial reasons. With the exit before the end avoids Canada, due to non-fulfillment siapenet pensionista of its commitments to reducing greenhouse gases still have to pay penalties.
Environment Minister Kent gave the following reasons, however. "The siapenet pensionista Kyoto Protocol concerns the U.S. and China, the two countries with the highest emissions (greenhouse gases), with no one and therefore can not function (...) It is now clear that Kyoto does not lead to a global solution to climate protection. If anything, it is "an obstacle

to the Canadian minister said at a press conference in Parliament. Repentance: climate in agonizing crawl
In the Protestant Church, the outcome of the World Summit on climate siapenet pensionista change was received with disappointment. The Westphalian Church President Alfred Buss told the epd, the compromise of Durban mean "climate in agonizing snail's pace". "By siapenet pensionista then, a lot of dirt into the atmosphere," siapenet pensionista fears the theologian. Even the North Elbian environment minister Thomas Schaack reacted with criticism to the decisions of the 194 participating countries in Durban, South Africa.
The UN Climate Change siapenet pensionista Conference, which was gone after two weeks of negotiations to end early Sunday morning, had agreed siapenet pensionista on a roadmap for a new global climate agreement. By 2015 a new climate treaty to be negotiated. It should include climate targets siapenet pensionista for all countries with high greenhouse gas emissions. Thus the United States and major emerging countries such as China would take the lead. By 2020, the agreement will be implemented.
The compromise was "a disappointing result, but better siapenet pensionista than nothing", President said Buss in Bielefeld. siapenet pensionista As he positively assessed that the Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012 will be extended. He also regretted that while the main sources of greenhouse emissions as the U.S., Japan, Canada, Russia, but also China, Brazil, India and other emerging economies refuse to be. "85 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions are still not regulated," criticized Buss.
After the Earth Summit sees penitence an even greater responsibility for Europe and Germany. "If the advanced region of the world, Europe is in a position siapenet pensionista to leave the dinosaur era of fossil energy behind it, then that's an important sign for the global climate," he said. Europe and b