Historic climate agreement at the UN headquarters in New York, Paris was signed by representatives of different countries. World Earth Day on Friday, the world's 171
countries have signed the agreement. This figure is a record for a new international agreement, according to the BBC. About 15 countries, mostly small islands, have already approved the agreement. Dozens of countries to take some time, but it has been signed. They did not sign the accord before the second stage. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said at the opening speech in Paris, will determine the future of all generations living deeply, that the future was at stake. We've gained experience record temperatures on earth, he said, we'll compete with time. From the national level to join this agreement and I call upon all states. Today we signed an agreement for the future of a new moon'm told.
