Climate talks approve plan of Kyoto, in spite of the Bolivia (Reuters) (Yahoo!)

CANCUN, Mexico (Reuters) - nearly 200 nations agreed on Saturday at the modest steps to combat climate change, including a new Fund to help poor and developed countries outside of the major conflicts in 2011 and beyond.

"It's a new era of international cooperation on climate change", Foreign Minister Mexico Patricia Espinosa told delegates at the end of two weeks of talks after breaking the deadlock between rich and poor countries.

Agreement, reached marathon in day to day talks includes a plan to develop a Green climate fund, measures to protect tropical rainforests and ways sharing clean energy technologies and help developing countries adapt to climate change.

He reiterated a goal to raise an annual $ 100 billion in aid to poor countries by 2020 and sets a goal to limit global average temperature below 2 degrees Celsius (3 6E) on pre-industrial elevation.

"The most important thing is that the multilateral process received a shot in the arm, it had reached a historical low. "He will fight another day,", said the Indian Minister Jairam Ramesh environment. "She could still fail."

The talks had lowered expectations after Barack Obama Bush and other leaders of the world has failed to reach agreement on a treaty at a Summit in Copenhagen, the last year. Cancun sets without firm deadlines for an elusive legally binding agreement.

Energy the United Kingdom and climate Secretary Chris Huhne said that Cancun is more likely that the European Union would increase to 30 per cent to 20 per cent during 1990 levels of greenhouse gas emission reductions.

"I think that certainly makes an agreement on 30 per cent in the European Union more", he said of the contribution of the European Union in order to avoid that the United Nations of climatologists Panel said will be more floods, droughts, desertification, landslides and the rise of the oceans.

Espinosa struck by his hammer on agreement Saturday last despite objections by Bolivia, who wanted to demanding much more deep countries rich, say their climate policies caused "genocide" with 300 000 deaths a year greenhouse gas reductions.

"I urge you to reconsider," delegate Bolivia Pablo Solon said Espinosa. After repeated by Solon anti-capitalist rhetoric, Espinosa replied that the Bolivian objections would be noted in a report final but could not sabotage the 190 countries.

The agreement has been unlocked after that simply creosotetreated delegates until 2011 and 2012, a dispute between rich and poor on the future of the United Nations Protocol from Kyoto, which requires to close to 40 rich to reduce emissions in a first period until end-2012.

"Cancun could have saved the process, but it does not even save the climate, said Wendel Trio of Greenpeace.".

Japan Canada, the Russia insisted during discussions that they extend not Kyoto, requiring that all major emitters, including the United States, China and the India also participate a new global agreement.

But developing countries say that rich Kyoto countries burned fossil from industrial to extend the agreement beyond 2012 before the poor revolution most agree measures to reduce their emissions.

Washington has never signed Kyoto, arguing that it wrongly failed targets for developing countries and would cost American jobs. Hopes to legislate on sections Obama disappeared after that Republican gains in the mid-term elections.

Many of the agreements of Cancun simply closes transactions not binding in Copenhagen, which have been approved by the nations only 140. Todd Stern, us climate Envoy said actions in Copenhagen have been "postponed in a truly exceptional way here today."

"It's really quite historic," says Christiana Figueres, head of the United Nations climate change secretariat.

"It's the first time that countries have agreed on a range of instruments and tools which will assist developing countries in particular," she says.

(Written by Alister Doyle, additional by Timothy Gardner, mounting by Eric Beech and Bill Trott)

AN OKs meeting climate much protest from the Bolivia (PA) (Yahoo!)

CANCUN, Mexico - Conference of the United Nations A Saturday has adopted an agreement climate modest establishment of a fund to help developing countries go green, although it has adjourned for another year the difficult work of carving deep reductions of carbon emissions causing the Earth warm up regularly.

Although the agreements were limited, it was the first time in three years, 193-nation Conference adopted climate action, restore faith in the unwieldy United Nations after the disappointment of one year at a Summit in Copenhagen awaited process.

After the debate in the first hours, the Conference overlapped a solitary objection by Bolivia, who argued that plan was not sufficient to make enough climate fight.

Cancun created institutions providing funding for poor countries, and technology agreements but they did not said where the funding would come from.

Urge developed countries to move quickly on emission reductions it "recognized" the target recommended by scientists to reduce gas emissions greenhouse industrialized 25-40% of the levels of 1990 in the next 10 years. Existing commitments amounted to approximately 16%.

President Felipe Calderon, Mexican in a speech by 4 o'clock in the morning, said the Conference "a comprehensive success," after two separate agreements have been adopted. Agreements made flying shrapnel "inertia mistrust" resolved efforts frustrated a wide climate treaty, he said.

A renewed agreements a framework for cutting but set no new targets for industrialized countries greenhouse gas emissions. The second has created a system of financial and technical assistance to the countries facing serious threats due to global warming.

Foreign Minister Patricia Espinosa, President of the Conference heard the agreement at the beginning Saturday despite objections from delegate Bolivia, who said that it was so low that it would endanger the planet.

Generally, decisions of the United Nations climate talks are made by consensus, but Espinosa said consensus only "means that a country has the right to veto" decisions supported by everyone.

The agreement establishes a multi-billion climate fund annual Green help developing climate change even if it does not say how money Fund it must be raised. Last year at Copenhagen Governments agreed to mobilize 100 billion per year from 2020, developing countries with a large part is managed by the Fund.

Agreements also define rules of internationally funded forest conservation and climate technology provides to the expansion of the economies.

Espinosa WINS ovation repeated a packaged for his skilful bickering countries handling and for the drafting of an acceptable agreement fully satisfied person conference room.

Environmentalists cautiously welcomed the agreement.

It was not "enough to save the climate," said Alden Meyer database Washington Union of Concerned Scientists. "But it restore the credibility of the Organization of United Nations as a forum where progress can be achieved.".

Cancun agreement believe differences between industrial and developing future and integrates voluntary reduction commitments attached to the Copenhagen agreement which emerged from climate summit year emission reductions in the Danish capital last.

He struck a clever compromise between the United States and China, which had been knives drawn from the conclave for two weeks on methods of monitoring and verification of measures to reduce greenhouse gases.

"What we have now is a text which, while it is not perfect, is certainly a good basis for moving forward," said the Chief negotiator for U.S. Todd Stern. His Chinese counterpart Xie Zhenhua, sounded a similar note, and added, "negotiations in the future will continue to be difficult."

Agreement of "goes beyond what we expected when we arrived here," said Wendel Trio environment Greenpeace group.

Insisting on what is at stake in the long-term climate talks, NASA reported that global temperatures from January to November 2010 have been warmer 131-year record. The data indicate the year would be probably fine as the warmest on record, or attached to 2005 as the warmest.

Top page of the United Nations climate science body said these rapid and deep cuts are needed to prevent the rise of more than 2 degrees Celsius (3.8 F) temperatures above pre-industrial levels which could trigger catastrophic climate impacts.

Solon protested that low commitments of the Copenhagen Agreement condemned land to increase the temperature of up to 4 degrees Celsius (7.2 F), which is equivalent to "ecocide" that could cost millions of lives.

He also complained that the text was being shipped manifestations in violation of the rules of consensus of the UN.

In the 1992 United Nations Climate Treaty, the nations of the world promised to do their best to curb carbon dioxide and other gases trap heat emitted by industry, transport and agriculture. In the two decades since then, only big advance annual conferences arrived in 1997 in Kyoto, at Japan, when the parties have agreed on modest reductions required by rich countries.

But the United States, only in the industrial world, rejected the Kyoto Protocol that it would be detrimental to its economy and these emerging economies like China and the India should have on bonds emission.

Since China has replaced the us as transmitter more big in the world, but he resisted calls that he take legally binding commitments - no steps to reduce its emissions, but to restrict their growth.

Here in Cancun these issues came to a head, as the Japan and the Russia fought the pressure to recognise a final decision will undertake a second period of Kyoto emission reductions current targets expire in 2012.

The Japanese complained that with the rise of China, India Brazil and others, 37 Kyoto now industrialized countries there are only 27 percent of greenhouse emissions. They want a new legally binding Covenant requiring United States, China and other major emitters.