The Copenhagen summit closes with a sense of failure. The dominant role of China and the U.S., called G2, has become a highlight. The Final Agreement, negotiated between the U.S., China, India, South Africa and Brazil, only recognizes the need to contain the rise in average global temperature by two degrees, a threshold above which the effects could be irreversible. Does not specify the maximum point that should begin to decrease emissions, just says "as soon as possible" when scientists mark 2015 as the limit of no return. "Promises an investment of U.S. $ 30,000 million in aid to developing countries over the next three years and sets the goal of reaching $ 100,000 million U.S. annually for 2020.Se is an agreement with a lower degree of specificity that the Kyoto Protocol, despite the situation is now much more worrisome than a decade ago.
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