China Post: This month, leaders from all across the globe are in the Danish capital of Copenhagen for a conference on climate change that may end in a new treaty to replace the 1997 Kyoto accord. Of course, the effectiveness of this latest attempt at getting the world to set aside its differences in order to present a common front against climate change will be debated, especially considering that the Kyoto Treaty was never ratified by one of the planet’s most active first-world carbon emitters: the …