EARTH DAY for GLOBALWARMING

MEXICO, -Minister of environment ministers from the countries of the world's largest pollution, including the U.S. and China, on Monday (22 / 6), met in Mexico in the U.S. effort to speed up work to the important UN climate treaty.

Group called the Economic Forum-economic Large (MEF) is intended to help create a new agreement to keep the rate discharge of greenhouse gases, Prokokol in order to replace the Kyoto agreement when it discharged into force on 2012.

Third meeting the group decided the climate talks in traffic jams all over the world, before the summit meeting of Copenhagen in December, which aimed to produce a new UN treaty.

During the 12 days for discussion of climate change internasioal that ended last week in Germany without any results. There is no solution how to share the burden of reducing emissions in the future.

The poorest countries to request a significant reduction from the rich countries, which according to history, the majority must be answerable for this problem now.

They're mostly around 25-40 percent reduction in 1020 compared with the level of reduction in 1990. Some countries, including China, have said must be at least 40 percent.

In developed countries, the EU has offered a reduction of at least 20 percent in 1990, but Japan and the U.S. so far offer a reduction of eight and four respectively pesen.

MEF launched the U.S. President Barack Obama in the back of the preceding initiatives, George W Bush. Members met in Washington and Paris in April and May.

Participants include Australia, Brazil, UK, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, Sweden and the U.S., and also to the EU-27 countries Europe.

"Representatives from the United Arab Emirates, Norway, and Spain will take part as observers," said some Mexican officials.

Discussion arrived when the increased international support to the proposal of Mexico that aims to collect billions of dollars to fight climate change through the organization called the Green Fund.

Plan that will require all governments to pay cash based on the formula that reflects the size of gross domestic product of each country.