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The report suggests ways to close the gap, arguing it shouldn't continue to rest on EU funds, given the growing emissions of China's upper class.

Airlines have said that the program, designed to tackle growing emissions from the aviation industry, would only increase costs and add to pressures already caused by the sluggish global recovery.

It has set its sights on the IT sector, with its huge energy demands and growing emissions, which are estimated to account for 4% of UK emissions (aviation is only 2%).

Airlines have been accused of dragging their heels over climate change, but the strategic shift reflects industry concerns that it could be ambushed at the global warming summit in Copenhagen in December if it does not address its growing emissions.

All these dates are dependent on what the world does about its growing emissions of greenhouse gases that mainly come from burning fossil fuels, making cement and clearing land and forests.

Late last year, a United Nations panel of scientific experts warned that the world had only a few years to reverse a growing emissions trend in order to avoid severe consequences of global warming, from a large rise in sea level to species death.

Even as the American population has grown, emissions per capita have fallen, and the rate of emissions relative to the size of the economy — sometimes known as carbon intensity — has dropped even more sharply.

"China will of course say that these new statements are in line with CBDR principles in that they are still going to grow emissions overall until 2030, still allowing for further future development".

The battles against growing carbon emissions and rising temperatures, unemployment, corruption and terrorism are being lost, it warns.

For example, the increase in the use of high-sulphur imported coal is a reason for growing SO2 emissions.

All of these will help to delink economic growth from growing carbon emissions.