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The disagreement is between the developed, industrialized and economically more advanced countries and developing which are not as industrialized.

The disagreement is over the demand that the developed countries want the developing nations to cut down the coal-burning process and other activities that accelerate greenhouses gases. Whereas the developing nations argue that the developed nations became developed by burning these coals at extremes and now when they want to be developed they are being stopped. These nations ask the developed countries to provide some alternatives if not burning coals.