How the economy in developed countries has an impact on CO2 emissions?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 New figures show that emissions are falling slowly in the countries including the United States . That apparently reflects a combination of economic weakness . The transfer of some manufacturing to developing countries and consaious efforts to limit emission like the renewable power target many American states have set . The boom in natural gas supply from hydraulic fracturing is about a factor, since natural gas supplanting coal at many power station, leading to lower emissions in developing countries is more than matched by continued growth in developing countries like China and India . Overall Global Emissions of carbon dioxide were record high earlier and are likely to take similar jump . The latest indication that efforts to limit such emission are falling . If the emissions continue to grow so rapidly that an international goal of limiting the planet will become unattainable . The nations around the world are required to a complish the stated aims . Delegates from nearly 200 nations are meeting in Dana , Qatar , for the latest round of talks under the treaty, the UNFCCC Governments have to find ways in which action on the ground can be taken to a higher level because it is absoluely needed .