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"They should be divided up in groups and gradually sent to different parts of Russia," he said.
It has agreed that the sea-bed and its oil riches should be divided up into national sectors.
Christian Aid believes that the bill should be divided up on the basis of countries' responsibility for climate change and their ability to pay.
Ancient rules determine how the kill should be divided up: the first to see the animal takes the head and pelt, whereas the hunter and his extended family take the meat.
The legislation has inched forward slowly, with states initially disagreeing about how the money should be divided up and whether it could be spent on economic projects, like a convention center, rather than exclusively on environmental restoration.
There was no agreement on the level of cuts needed, how they should be divided up, and how rich countries should provide $100bn a year by 2020 to help poor countries move to a greener economy and adapt to the effects of extreme weather.
pending the outcome of the permanent status negotiations". The agreement also stipulates that the West Bank should be considered a "single territorial unit," which presumably means it should not be divided up into non-contiguous cantons due to Israeli settlements.
"The General Court ruling however stated that the World Cup and European Championships are to be regarded as single events rather than individual games and that individual matches should not be divided up into 'prime' or 'non-prime' matches," Mr Geey added.
The Chevalier also presented the mathematicians with the 'problem of points' – if a game has to stop before the end, in what proportions should the stake be divided up?
How should these external resources be divided up amongst the newly arrived islanders?
"A clearer picture of how the market will be divided up should emerge after this Christmas and the shopping period immediately afterwards," Philip Jones, editor of the Bookseller magazine, told the BBC.
