The US delegation will not take part in Hunchzhou next week at the meeting of the Climate Change Intergovernmental Commission (IPCC). This was reported by Reuters, citing sources.
IPCC was founded in 1988. The next meeting of the participants of the organization will be held on February 24-28 in China. Delegations from more than 195 countries will take part, as well as the UN climate.
According to the agency, the scientific conference of the US Global Change Research Program (USGCRP), the National Department of Oceans and Atmosphere (NOAA) will not take part in the scientific conference.
The agency notes that the Americans will continue to work on a climate research, which is controlled by IPCC.
The Meeting will also not participate in the US Space Agency, which recently severed technical assistance to the organization.
