Briefing the media on the last day of the informal consultations in Bonn, UNFCCC Executive Secretary Yvo de Boer said that while selective progress had been made to consolidate the huge texts on the table, at this rate, we will not make it.
He said negotiations needed to move much faster to deliver strong outcomes on areas such as adaptation, technology, building skills in developing nations. Governments needed to buckle down and concretely identify how to achieve this.
He spoke of increasing momentum at a high political level for a strong result in Copenhagen, including the G8 and Major Economies Forum. However, a concerted response to climate change was essential to meet the concerns of developing countries.
Mr. de Boer stressed that "a climate deal in Copenhagen this year is an unequivocal requirement to stop climate change from slipping out of control.
The Secretary-General's Climate Change Summit in New York on 22 September presents an opportunity for world leaders to provide clear political guidance.
great speech
k2thabizzle 2 years ago
Global warming of climate, is the fact which is not requiring proofs. The consequence of global change of a climate negatively reflected to all people, without an exception . Global warming is not only altering wildlife habitat and changing the face of our planet, but it also poses a significant threat to human health and security.
Baurzhan1963 2 years ago
Here's a good recent article.
Google...
Study links drought with rising emissions
For the sake our future generations we must alter the was we relate with the rest of the biosphere. We're on an unsustainable path as we consume limited resources and continue to expand our numbers.
Here's a site where you can learn and do more.
UCSUSA(dot)org
Contact your representave
ReduceGHGs 2 years ago