Organisers of climate talks in Paris have released details of a proposed landmark deal to curb climate change.
France’s Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said the final draft of the deal was fair, and that its aim was to limit warming to “well below 2C”.
The final draft agreement has been presented to international delegates in Paris after two weeks of talks.
If endorsed, the global climate pact would represent “a historic turning point”, said Mr Fabius.
“It confirms our key objective, the objective which is vital, that of continuing to have a mean temperature well below two degrees and to endeavour to limit that increase to one point five degrees,” he told countries.
French President Francois Hollande, who joined the meeting on Saturday, called the proposal unprecedented.
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Source: BBC