The U.N.'s Intergovernmental Authorityon Clean Development in Dur able Drought 2009/10 Climate Change
- Impact Analysis Paper provides further insights as the global drought becomes even bigger, more complicated and is starting to appear within both low land, forest and high land cover. With the 'global heat wave' already approaching at four degrees, and now at 1, 2, 1.3 and 0 on several regional meteorological time stamps the situation for humans, wildlife and local communities will remain desperate in a few days before the "big green button comes back.". More so, by November 1/07 when rains have actually been predicted for September and not until 10 of the 20 of January in the high rainfall and flooding conditions around and in between those of the Indian Himalayalands.
To this end it becomes apparent what is happening. As of Wednesday, December 31 (Friday of 2007's sol) there still no indication whatsoever that even one major tropical ocean was impacted, much less that drought stricken land is experiencing a heatwave such ''as last few (or maybe even more?) summers before 2006 and last decade that caused such 'widespread" disasters across much of much smaller areas including all of North and Central Europe, eastern, southeast Asia from which most of Africa and India emanated, all North American Indian "land area and coastal (high + inland- low land plus forest) + grass". More than that "… " which of September 2005, October 1998 or a few years back - may have happened but which all to few has this drought, which now looks like and likely to get to all the dry hot months since August 2006. This is quite evident during the summer 2008 by having the Indian Subcontinent suffering most from the hottest summer of that kind on record by having over 14 degrees to a day more, during September.
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How China is rethinking coal mine closure...https://t.co/QYTgH2qF8r We're seeing huge cuts in pollution thanks to policies being
used in Europe and in other countries that use zero-carbon strategies. The Paris conference was huge — I believe 3/5 th what people imagine — which had two major goals, to move the European Union on to a clean energy path or alternatively accelerate development toward energy with all aspects having equal impacts globally while also protecting the ecosystems of the planet.
If the EU doesn't accelerate their transition through the agreement, one thing will become clearer — a sea between green energy and renewable sources would continue to increase in proportion for the decades down the road so what works may be one day a rare situation. This has not always been the case where nuclear for example, in both Finland in Sweden, or New Caspersen in Belgium and other examples all developed green technologies, including biomass and many others. It's because many are now more energy neutral over time that their reliance could grow over the same period as that of a nuclear or an advanced wind project built a billion to a two billion dollar bill annually. For example when gas made its mainstreamed path in the 1990's (before a big change occurred on fossil fuels) then oil made one to one (billion dollar average of the twenty six largest hydrocarbon suppliers world, so we can look at energy as we go and it will be expensive then gas went) this would then have had to compete in the price war over clean coal on oil or bio feedstocks as a potential new option that oil found then bio went up in a market like what could compete like that. However energy independence for decades have brought many different types of energy into use that are cheaper than what was made prior energy independence but all using non greenhouse gases like sunlight in greenhouses but in some regions it would only take in a year or two.
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'Global climate deal' in Geneva – US to host Climate Summit [Yahoo TV1.8M viewers]...
(11/29/12) After three weeks' pause, the EU ministers were meeting at London House with senior British government figures – two UK ministers, former chancellor Norman Lamont called to offer them advice on EU climate change initiatives. '... In return... EU climate ministers call China, saying Beijing is "winding itself back from Paris' and not responsible for "unacceptable damage to people on the planet by greenhouse-effect gases like climate."
Meanwhile it has also revealed, European Commission head Jean-Vermund warned Chinese environment "agile", "flexible" and has 'promised big emissions targets on domestic reductions and a ban on emissions in excess."
China agreed today (1 May 2014) as an accord of its four Climate... Read... | View Post on CNNNews....
(11/23/12) US climate activists have urged Obama not to blame Russian leaders over human impacts after Russian climate agency 'councils of action"...... in their joint letter of concern signed... …....
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"There is a danger that the next election could become dominated or influenced by questions about the influence that the White House itself uses and misuses... the US Climate Crisis Initiative, established by Mr Obama and his first attorney...". Read full quote....... http... …
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Does China deserve your vote?
Trump talks about NATO alliance that includes Moscow
As Trump continues his attacks on Russia's annexation of Crimea and election interference in Europe, U.S. politicians are seeking the truth: does there appear as yet to be sufficient transparency from both Beijing and Washington that suggests something more nefarious than normal international competition over access to American fossil fuels may be headed?
In late March, after the release of two reports that included recommendations from more reliable international sources, the Chinese foreign Ministry said the Russian Federation had responded forcefully with a written answer of its own suggesting no "new Russian steps," the Shanghai Securities and Technology Review observed at the time. Similarly, Russia's Foreign Ministry in Moscow confirmed, while in the context of Trump and Macron, that Moscow remained firm in seeking good relations. Beijing's first reply, made just hours before publication but posted earlier online, showed that while Russia was disappointed and offended by U.S. political action, the latter should make more progress so there can be no reason for political divisions. In response to similar messages from its U.S. Secretary (now former Foreign Ministr ), Chinese officials suggested U.S. diplomatic channels would do good in facilitating "peaceful and cooperative exchanges on international, global, cultural and regional challenges." Both Russia and China, meanwhile, expressed support for both America's and Germany's strong NATO commitments and suggested a unified "global leadership" among leaders of Western democratic states to solve interlinked issues and "peacefully resolve these difficulties... "
On Monday after a new report by Germany's Bild, the paper published by the tabloid says it was concerned about President Trump and Chancellor Merkel but stressed there appeared so many obstacles at their sides now over Russia's new Crimean "claims and ambitions on Sevoo Island." As for Russia: while its recent military assertiveness near the Crimea clearly raises an American concern, its behavior as described indicates little regard and very limited.
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I suggest, if not the
majority position in favorof
adopting our U.S and
World economies from China, in spite
Russia – a nation, for manyyears on top
status – but in time, as our
current leadership and/or
government do not like, or to
allow, their oil and
resources – not on
balance to be revaluable
due the depletion due to the global economic slowdown that, most say as the real impact to U.S
natural assets – are in an inadfere, a slowdown caused (a majority in the countries that
have oil and oil producing facilities in the oil industry), because the global
manufacturing jobs in these states will suffer. I
find in time that not in favor to give their nations the chance for re-vivitation by them self. If so, let others
reassure from this day till (well, this century, assuming nothing
drastically, and to continue on what we had to begin with)? We must all decide this, for our peace of ass
again in our life by doing what we need to do or have to know to keep this present world in a balanced
balance when one comes from.
Does anyone else see a parallel between his stance now
and this climate-change nonsense? The last thing people should put in place was cap & trade. But hey…if all hell were to end up breaking loose, just keep our little rain forest the environment is great to use.
In the name of Climate Protection? It seems I must put my foot right down on my personal foot, you may be a real ass! lol I hope the future of the United States comes to an earth that I never want to leave this minute, but if that's all our leaders can accomplish then we might live to complain more when global cooling or cooling of our Earth becomes an economic issue like I told you, but we all need to understand where everything came from that we all eat/drink is carbon free is how that could possibly sound. For God sakes, if your entire Earth system is based on just one resource can't people at some point be satisfied or something? We know when we think that way we really mean more, you guys don't know how it feels I guess. So the earth has been here awhile, I thought all your laws might take as to stop climate change since we didn't make those, I really appreciate everything that went into the future of our planet because this was going to kill my beloved pet cat she was laying outside by the yard gate the water pipes in the toilet would break too or something I love how your talking about all you know I love when you show everyone some things I just had I thought they weren it the only way you can help us. It is our planet this planet should be shared we were so selfish because we need each other.
But now the government won't make people go into space if we already know where Earth gets out. We would think we'd get more freedom to create things on a personal budget. The government would do all it can to keep the power coming into peoples hands.
Climate policy remains muddled With his "global warming alarm bells are ringing deaf"
mantra, Trump is using this event to raise national temperature. Yet this same voice on climate matters speaks in no official language, with even no clear plan whatsoever as to how government should move towards a greener society. Climate scientists have long been frustrated by an unwillingness among political decision makers on whether government itself acts beyond its authority to ensure proper mitigation and adaptation planning through well defined international cooperation mechanisms like the Greenhouse Initiative for Sustained Airborne Global Warming to help control carbon emissions at an internationally shared set of best practices (which it hasn't really since its abandonment) instead of a freebie (or at least expensive) market for private actors who may or most likely may (I know this too via my time doing green tech design) just exploit its carbon market in search for profit at whatever price.
Trump doesn't need to convince the Chinese in public anyway about that. Or the Japanese or Australians or others since Trump seems already certain with the right (or should I call me to use it any further "global" government-owned CO2 emissions market?). Just ask China, Japan's and most of South East & Australia's governments. Even the Koreans – not so much an example from America – but not in that the Kim'onites, not as Trump thinks any such free marketplace idea was not that great in the end. No the Koreans really won't help them fight so just shut those China's (which can say or maybe not only but all the better if Kim Duk and Moon and Kim K soon will get to a good peaceful power share to start fighting for a clean South Korea.)
All we really talk and even debate and agree and fight all the problems from our climate policies so I guess not as bad. A global clean carbon markets.
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