COP15 "Deal" - Not Fair, Not Ambitious, Not Binding
COPENHAGEN - There is, finally, a Copenhagen Accord - a deal that is so unfair, so unambitious and so devoid of commitment that the countries of the world could agree only to "take note" of its existence. There was no hope whatever that everyone would actually "approve."
As reported through the night, U.S. President Barack Obama announced a modestly celebrated accord late last evening, taking fulsome credit for having saved the day in a private negotiation with China, India, Brazil an South Africa - what Bill McKibben later described as "a league of super-polluters."
But this back-room resolution - greeted with resignation rather than delight - was not destined to survive the night.
Lumumba Di-Aping, chief negotiator for the G77 group of 130 developing countries, snarled: "This deal will definitely result in massive devastation in Africa and small island states. It has the lowest level of ambition you can imagine. It's nothing short of climate change scepticism in action.
"It locks countries into a cycle of poverty for ever. Obama has eliminated any difference between him and Bush."
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