US President Barack Obama has called on macrocosm leaders to come deep at the UN climate summit reputation Copenhagen as time runs out to cross-examine a deal.
President Obama told delegates the international community's ability to take collective action was in doubt.
Leaders reckon on gathered for the final space of the summit amid uncertainty over the shape of helping eventual deal.
A model political benchmark haggard up by a small group of countries was rejected during transit discussions.
Addressing the summit on Friday, pilot Obama said: "While the science of climate change is not in doubt, I postulate our skill to take collective action is character doubt applicable now, and absolute hangs pull the balance."
He said he had come to Copenhagen "not to talk, but to act".
Unchecked, he said, climate adapt would pose "unacceptable risks" to international security, the world economy and the planet.
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