At the end of November, the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) was held in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, a small country in the Middle East. Leaders from 198 countries, including King Charles III, UN Secretary-General António Guterres, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, will attend the event. Of course, the Chinese side will also send representatives to participate. With the frequent occurrence of extreme weather in the world in recent years, climate issues have become a hot topic in the international community. This time, however, it was clear that the discussion was about climate change, but the report pointed out that China was once again the protagonist. Considering that China is a responsible major country, it is naturally unambiguous on the issue of climate change, but why is it said that China is the protagonist?It is reported that the host country, the United Arab Emirates, has appointed Jaber, the head of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, as the chairman of the summit, and it is expected that countries will set up a new ** at the summit to rescue and restore poor countries affected by climate disasters. From this perspective, the main purpose of this global climate summit is to provide funds for poor countries. In short, raising money.
In the case of lack of money, China has become the protagonist, is it possible that China wants this money?Soon, the EU's climate chief was exposed, threatening that China and other large developing countries must donate money to save poor countries affected by the climate catastrophe. Why do you want China to donate money?As early as 1992, when the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change was signed, China and other countries classified as developing countries did not have to donate money. Why do you want China to donate money now, do you think that China is rich, should you donate money?Over the past few decades, although China has indeed made considerable economic achievements, looking at China's size, China is actually still a developing country. Since it is still a developing country, it does not need to donate money, so why should China bear the "responsibility" that should not be borne by China?What are the big countries doing with the United States and other big countries?
Many Western countries, including the United States, have always said that they want to protect the environment, but in fact they are doing the opposite of environmental protection. Data shows that nearly 90% of the world's excess carbon emissions come from developed countries such as the United States and the West. In contrast, China has been dealing with climate change and actively promoting environmental protection policies and the use of new energy sources, while the United States has only paid lip service to environmental protection, and now the West wants China to "make money", which is absolutely impossible.
In other words, if someone else is making the climate problem worse, why should China pay for it?What's even more ironic is that the current Chinese representatives have not yet come, and the EU has the cheekiness to shout that China will bring money, saying that this is a meeting to discuss climate issues, which is simply a special dig for China to jump, and a game for China to do. 198 countries gathered in the Middle East to get China to pay for it. In this case, China's attitude is also here, it is impossible to pay money, historical debts are owed by them, and it has nothing to do with China. (Dorae).