On Monday, the UN presented in the German city of Bonn, data emissions to the atmosphere of the member countries of the European Union in 2005.
This report should be noted that Spain is the country that more violates the goals of the Kyoto Protocol, in fact, Spain has not only reduced greenhouse gas emissions but in the period between 1990 and 2005 increased by 53.3% , which is very far from 15% increase that was allowed under the agreement signed in Kyoto, said Yvo de Boer, executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
In general, the situation in which there is the whole of the European Union's breach of the agreement signed in Kyoto, in which member countries committed themselves to reducing their emissions pollutants into the atmosphere by 8% this value is a 1.5% , very unusual for Sweden, which has reduced emissions by 7.3% being its initial commitment 4% increase.
This trend of improvement, although less pronounced than in the case of Sweden, are also countries like France, Finland and the UK.
Therefore, the situation is not encouraging, because not only have achieved the objectives that emerged from the Kyoto summit, but these values \u200b\u200bhave worsened over the years in most Member countries of the European Union.
is clear that in the future, should implement policies much more committed and more stringent environmental field if it is to these summits and conventions are not just as dates on the calendar, but to be the beginning of a step forward in the fight against climate change .
Source: 20minutes
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