Traduction de «Délégation pour l industrialisation » (Français → Anglais) :

10. Recognises that if we are to have a 50:50 chance of restricting climate change to +2C industrialised country emissions need to be reduced by at least 80-95% by 2050 as against 1990 levels ; underlines the specific responsibility of developed countries to take the lead in reducing emissions and considers that aggregate reductions by industrialised countries at the high end of the 25-40% range recommended by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) by 2020 are necessary; in this context, considers that all the industrialised countries need to adopt targets that require ambitious reductions from current emissions levels an ...[+++]d calls on Russia to reconsider its request for a growing emissions target, in keeping with its large mitigation potential and the IPCC recommendations, with a view to facilitating a swift agreement in Copenhagen;

16. Recognises that in order to have a 50:50 chance of maintaining climate change at +2C, industrialised-country emissions need to be reduced by at least 80-95% by 2050 as against 1990 levels; underlines the specific responsibility of developed countries to take the lead in reducing emissions, and takes the view that aggregate reductions by industrialised countries at the high end of the 25-40% range recommended by Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change by 2020 are necessary; considers, in this context, that all industrialised countries need to adopt targets that require ambitious reductions in current emission levels and that banki ...[+++]ng of surplus Assigned Amount Units from the 2008-2012 period should not be allowed, as this would seriously undermine the environmental effectiveness of an international climate agreement; calls on Russia to play an active role in future international negotiations and to facilitate a swift agreement in Copenhagen;

11. Recognises that if we are to have a 50-50 chance of restricting climate change to +2°C industrialised country emissions need to be reduced by at least 80-95% by 2050 as against 1990 levels; underlines the specific responsibility of developed countries to take the lead in reducing emissions and considers that aggregate reductions by industrialised countries at the high end of the 25-40% range recommended by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) by 2020 are necessary; in this context, considers that all the industrialised countries need to adopt targets that require ambitious reductions from current emissions levels an ...[+++]d calls on Russia to reconsider its request for a growing emissions target, in keeping with its large mitigation potential and the IPCC recommendations, with a view to facilitating a swift agreement in Copenhagen;

11. Recognises that if we are to have a 50-50 chance of restricting climate change to +2°C industrialised country emissions need to be reduced by at least 80-95% by 2050 as against 1990 levels; underlines the specific responsibility of developed countries to take the lead in reducing emissions and considers that aggregate reductions by industrialised countries at the high end of the 25-40% range recommended by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) by 2020 are necessary; in this context, considers that all the industrialised countries need to adopt targets that require ambitious reductions from current emissions levels an ...[+++]d calls on Russia to reconsider its request for a growing emissions target, in keeping with its large mitigation potential and the IPCC recommendations, with a view to facilitating a swift agreement in Copenhagen;

Summary code: Development / Sectoral development policies / Environment and management of natural resources / Energy Development / African, Caribbean and Pacific states (ACP) / Sectoral cooperation Enlargement / Ongoing enlargement / Instruments / Sectoral cooperation Enlargement / The stabilisation and association process: the Western Balkans / Sectoral cooperation Energy / Nuclear energy / Nuclear safety External relations / Eastern Europe and Central Asia / Sectoral cooperation External relations / Mediterranean partner countries / Sectoral cooperation External relations / Middle East / General framework External relations / Latin America / Sectoral cooperation External relations / Asia / Sectoral partnerships External re ...[+++]lations / Industrialised countries / Relations with industrialised countries / Sectoral cooperation

In order to give the countries flexibility in how to meet the targets, the Kyoto Protocol introduces three mechanisms; Emissions Trading, Joint Implementation (to allow industrialised countries to invest in emissions-saving projects in other industrialised countries), and Clean Development Mechanism (to allow industrialised countries to invest in emissions-saving projects in developing countries).