Worldwide areas respond to polluted gas emission

Worldwide areas respond to polluted gas emission

As we all know that carbon dioxide emission will absolutely has impact on climate change. While the machinery plant should be blamed for it, the heavy industry may be the main source of polluted gas emission. And recently, Thousands of delegates meet through December 18 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The goal is an agreement to cut greenhouse gases and help developing countries.
China is now the leading producer of greenhouse gases. But the United States and other industrialized nations were the top polluters for years. So they are under extra pressure to reduce emissions from cars, factories and other sources.
 Mining machinery manufacturing industry() will be able to achieve the goal of low carbon environmental protection, which will not only save energy, save materials, environmental friendly, but also reuse mining waste machinery products will get improved and make breakthrough.
But developing countries are also being urged to do more. And they, in turn, want help. They criticized a proposal for industrialized nations to pay developing countries ten billion dollars a year over three years. The World Bank says dealing with climate change will require hundreds of billions a year in public and private financing.
Modern climate records date back to eighteen fifty. The United Nations weather agency says two thousand to two thousand nine was the warmest decade on record. And it said this week that final results will likely show two thousand nine was the fifth-warmest year on record.
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In New York, the United Nations secretary-general reacted to a dispute over e-mails stolen from the University of East Anglia in England. Critics say the messages show climate change scientists discussing ways to discredit other theories about global warming. But Ban Ki-Moon said Tuesday that the evidence is "quite clear" that humans are the main cause of temperatures rising faster than expected.
Current estimates show record warmth this year in large parts of southern Asia and central Africa. The agency reported that the only parts of the world with cooler than average conditions this year were the United States and Canada.