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The 15th meeting of United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change was officially opened in the Danish capital Copenhagen at local time 10:00 on December 7. ed hardy shoes , the Common Choice of Valentine

On the opening day, this nordic city is shrouded in a mist. Although it is already winter in December, due to the influence of the moist maritime climate, it is not that cold there.

The summit will last 18th this month, the number of participants registered officially reached 15 thousand. But the real number of people who will actually go to Copenhagen has far exceeded the figure mentioned above; it was approximately estimated as 25,000.

People has been quite pessimistic about the Copenhagen Conference in a past period. But right before the summit, as US and China, the two largest greenhouse gas producers released their specific targets of absolute and relative cutting on emission and with India following suit, people seem to grow optimistic.

So Danish Prime Minister Lars Rasmussen said at the official opening of the UN conference. A new Climate Change Treaty is reachable. As long as all of us united together, we will achieve the goals we are obliged to attain."

He also disclosed that as much as 110 heads of states will be in Copenhagen and this will provide a top-down impetus for the accomplishment of the new global agreement.

"Their arrival is unprecedented mobilization of global political will to address climate change."

Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, Yvo de Boer expressed that, the ideal Copenhagen deal should include 3 parts: First of all, the movements including mitigation, adaptation, finance, technology and capacity-building should be immediately executed. Secondly, the great emission promise should be took into effect and achieved which includes that developed countries provide 10 billion dollars for supporting the emission program every year in recent several years and arrange for the long term financial support plan. The last thing includes forming a consensus among the parties in actions and goals of long-term cooperation.

"We could regard the summit as a success when we see actions immediately after the meeting." de Boer emphasized at last.

With respect to long-term financing, Yvo de Boer had already said in the previous be-in-touch meeting on 6th December, "I think at least we can reach one consensus that the developing countries will need 100 billions dollars per year in the long run."

The writer noticed that the arrival of the large number of attendance has laid a huge burden on the reception force of Denmark, the small country on the Jutland Peninsula. Many participants had to choose to live in Sweden, neighbor of Denmark across the sea, and even in the family hotels. It can be said that Copenhagen held too much hope of the world.

I hope all these are of great value.