Glasgow: Officials from nearly 200 countries work all night at UN climate negotiations in Glasgow, try to hammer the agreement with various complicated topics in time for Friday deadlines.
Among the outstanding issues is international carbon trading, the subject has been beromantati in negotiators because the landmark Paris Climate Acceptions are sealed in 2015.
“We are still in the option stage,” European negotiators to the Associated Press on Thursday.
“But it moves forward.
We still need that encouragement.” The official spoke with anonymous requirements because he was not authorized to be quoted.
A new draft of the documents regarding international cooperation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including the carbon market section, released last night, such as a new proposal that contains various options to assess and track financial assistance for developing countries.
Poor nations insisted they would not support the agreement that failed to overcome their needs for funds to help reduce emissions and adapt to the consequences of global warming, the problem they least mentioned.
Negotiators hope that Wednesday’s bilateral agreements between the United States and China to work together in handling climate change will provide encouragement during the final hours of the conversation.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday urged fellow world leaders to call their negotiation team in Glasgow and give them political support to reach an ambitious agreement.
Officials and observers say that the bar for success must be a strong affirmation of the purpose of Paris keeping global warming below 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) _ Ideally no more than 1.5 C (2.7 F) – supported by policy the credible from all countries to get there.
So far, scientists say the world is not suitable for it.