The Story of the Red Carpet Four

On December 17th 2009, a group of Greenpeace activists grabs headline news around the globe by taking action during the Copenhagen climate summit. This is their story. So far.

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[Ginesa123]

R.E.S.P.E.C.T.!

[sortkapel]

TRIBUTE!

They did the right thing...

[LoveToTheEarth]

@tinkernator Do you even live in Denmark?

I do, and it's not how you describe it. I do agree that we throw way to many people out.

But you make it sound like we all are a simply assholes, who hate other people?

The majority of the population is tolerant, and kind, but there are some who gives us a bad reputation. Like when some dummies didn't thought and printed the Mohammed drawings. I'm danish, and christian, but I still got mad.

[tinkernator]

People are finally starting to learn that Denmark is a deeply intolerant and autocratic state. It's all fun and games, until you step even slightly out of line, and then the police and society as a whole will brutalize you and then throw you out. It's an assbackward country full of arrogant, deluded assbackward people.

[markitodude]

thumbs up!

[Nightversionn]

Climate change in the news

FJORDS CONTRIBUTE TO MELTING OF GLACIERS

By Henry Fountain

February 15, 2010

NEW YORK TIMES

Greenlands glaciers are melting faster than they used to, contributing to the rise of sea levels worldwide. While warmer atmospheric temperatures thin all the glaciers from above, scientists have wondered if warmer waters are also melting the many glaciers that flow into the fjords.

Two studies published in Nature Geoscience provide evidence that this is the case.

[Nightversionn]

Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Grows

VENICE, La.—A growing fleet of air and sea craft is fighting a rapidly expanding oil spill emanating from a well at the bottom of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, as communities around the Gulf Coast brace for its likely impact on commerce and the environment.

By ANGEL GONZALEZ

WALL STREET JOURNAL

U.S. NEWS

APRIL 27, 2010, 10:49 A.M. ET

[Nightversionn]

@Niightversionn

and BTW as I said, YOUR account, as well as those other COPY accounts of my name are NEW

MINE is over THREE YEARS old

You have no arguments on global warming so you are relegated to TROLLING

[Nightversionn]

CLIMATE forest deal in sight: Indonesia

Mar 8, 2010

AFP

Wealthy and developing nations should be able to seal an agreement this year on deforestation, unlocking a key part of the next treaty on global warming, Indonesian negotiators said Monday

At December's Copenhagen climate summit, six nations pledged a total of 3.5 billion dollars to help developing countries fight the loss of forests, seen as a leading cause of global warming along with industrial pollution.

[Nightversionn]

Still more science in the news

CO2 AT NEW HIGHS DESPITE ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN

Levels of the main greenhouse gas in the atmosphere have risen to new highs in 2010 despite an economic slowdown in many nations that braked industrial output, data showed on Monday.

REUTERS

March 16, 2010

[Nightversionn]

@Niightversionn WOW Is that why you like to impersonate people who talk about the problem of global warming all over youtube Spitfiremacx? You're a lame 69 year old GLOBAL WARMING DENIER impersonating me all over youtube aka N ii ghtversionn Nightvers l ionn Nigh tt versionn Knigh tt vision Nigtversionn Nightver ss ion, Nigh ttt versionn Nightversio m Nightverslon, Nightversio nnn, etc.. Stalker, impersonator, global warming DENIER. What an imbecile