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Comment on Aller-Retours Climatiques by Modrine Alumasa

Modrine Alumasa — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 07:58:26 +0000

I am very pleased to notify that I was tiotally impressed by the efoorts of the projectsurvival during the COP15 and as well for the chance to work with the production team especially Shadia Wood and Madeline Kovacs and the entire team in Copenhagen.I miss to be with you again.
The world needs this media teams set up across the Africa and all over for the message to reach many and to establish a basis for change in climate issues.
Thanks alot

Comment on Climate Change a Culprit in Spread of Disease by Ojas Mehta

Ojas Mehta — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 11:17:15 +0000

Right On! Global Warming is for real, and has already had noticeable consequences. Maintaining the environmental parameters must be our prime concern – certainly more than wars, politics and money
Pratik, could you provide an overview on the Global Warming issue – causes, effects, solutions, action plan? Better clarity for the masses is needed.

Comment on In Copenhagen, climate change is visual by In Copenhagen, climate change is visual | Denmark News BaVaBa

In Copenhagen, climate change is visual | Denmark News BaVaBa — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 18:06:42 +0000

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Comment on Protect the Poles, Protect the Planet by JimmyTH

JimmyTH — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 17:57:56 +0000

How anyone can be aware of the changes in the polar regions and not be shocked and concerned for the future is beyond me, but I know lots of people who think it’s unimportant because the poles are far away and not many people live there. The polar regions may not drive the world’s weather systems but they certainly affect us powerfully. It’s more than a warning about what could happen elsewhere, melting polar ice caps are probably enough by themselves to create disasters everybody will notice. Just takes some time to trickle down.

Comment on In Copenhagen, climate change is visual by In Copenhagen, climate change is visual | Denmark today

In Copenhagen, climate change is visual | Denmark today — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 17:09:04 +0000

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Comment on Climate Change a Culprit in Spread of Disease by Aniket

Aniket — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 09:05:20 +0000

Excellent write-up, worth reading!

Comment on Missing 350: Signing up for a catastrophe by Missing 350: Signing up for a catastrophe | maldivestoday

Missing 350: Signing up for a catastrophe | maldivestoday — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 01:21:53 +0000

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Comment on The 12/12 Real Headline: Copenhagen Marches for Action on Climate Change by Advice Dog

Advice Dog — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 22:09:27 +0000

COOL STORY, BRO

Comment on Why are the negotiations in deadlock? by Flo

Flo — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 00:27:41 +0000

Hi Senaalouka!
I do not share your point of view. It is truely a problem if the violation of the Kioto Obligations have no consequences. This should be indeed a discussion between the cop 15 negotiators.
Regarding the outcoming treaty however it should be a new Copenhagen one because of different reasons.
We have to have the US in the treaty. And the US did not sign the Kyoto Protocol and chances that they will are absolutely unrealistic.
Even if indeed the emissions per person are much lower than in industrialised countries, and that indeed the historical responsibility also lays in the industrialised countries, because of the number of people China plays an important role in the emissions of the future and India could also. Already now, China is responsible for 20 % of worldwide emissions. Instead of refusing binding targets China should push for financial aid. Industrialized countries have the historical responsibility. That’s why they have to finance measures that allow develloping countries to fulfill binding targets. China is now building lots of new coal power plants. We have to stop coal all over the world immediately. Develloping countries have to learn from industrialised countries. Their devellopement should be much more sustainable than ours was. The develloping countries should push hardly and with one voice for important financial transactions from north to south for them to allow them a clean devellopement. I’m disappointed, that instead they use up all their negotiating munition for asking a new kyoto treaty.
Another important reason is the aplication of CDM measures. CDM measures in the past resulted in grotesque things such as financing new coal power plants. The argumentation was, that because of new and cleaner technology parts of the emissions were saved. This difference between old technology and new technology emissions were accounted as CDM savings. This is grotesque. Reasonable interactions and “trades” of all kinds between countries should only happen between two countries which both have binding reduction goals. This would prevent CDM projects or others of the kind of creating emissions instead of saving them.
Write me, if you want to answer:
florianbetz@gmx.net
Flo

Comment on BIENVENUE A HOPENHAGUEN: Ici se joue l’avenir de l’humanité by BernieR

BernieR — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 19:10:36 +0000

Everything dynamic and very positively!
BernieR