Further meetings and events throughout the year will be critical for preparing COP 21 in Paris. Details of the Paris Agreement will be worked out in negotiations at meetings throughout the year, but commentators consider it likely that some issues will not be resolved, and will have to be agreed at ministerial level or by national leaders at COP 21 in December 2015. The following events and deadlines are scheduled
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A REASONABLE DEVELOPING COUNTRY CO2 EMISSIONS TARGET
Each developing country agrees to limit Per Capita CO2 emissions to the level of the average of the developed countries’ Per Capita CO2 emissions, at the time that each developed country’s GDP equals half of the developed countries’ average GDP.
Correction to : A REASONABLE DEVELOPING COUNTRY CO2 EMISSIONS TARGET
Each developing country agrees to limit Per Capita CO2 emissions to the level of the average of the developed countries’ Per Capita CO2 emissions, at the time that each developing country’s Per Capita GDP equals half of the developed countries’ average Per Capita GDP.