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"Parliament’s call to those attending the climate change conference in Durban is clear: the parties must conclude a comprehensive, fair, ambitious and binding post-2012 international agreement, building on the rules-based system of the Kyoto Protocol.
The main purpose of this agreement must be to cut greenhouse gas emissions as quickly as possible at global and national level. To make this wish come true, however, Heads of State and Government worldwide need to demonstrate the spirit of leadership and determination during the negotiations and give this issue the highest priority. At present, there is a gap between the scientific findings and the parties’ current commitments.
The Durban Agreement must go beyond the Copenhagen Agreement, based on the principle of common but differentiated responsibility. The Durban Conference is vital to implementing further the Cancun Agreements, establishing the peak date for global emissions and setting a global emissions reduction target for 2050 by defining a clear pathway. Last but not least, Durban must say whether the 2050 greenhouse gas emission reduction target and the 2°C target are sufficient."@en1
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