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Great picture of Pachoori and the Goracle praising Gaia.
http://blogs.the-american-interest.c...-planet-earth/ The Washington Post this morning has a strong story on the collapse of the movement to stop climate change through a binding treaty negotiated under UN auspices. And even the normally taciturn New York Times is admitting that the resignation of the top UN climate change negotiator suggests that no global treaty will be coming this year. Short summary: the current iteration of the movement-with its particular political project and goals-is dead. This will not be news to readers of this blog where the news was announced on February 1, but never mind. Anyway, as the Post now belatedly acknowledges, the movement to stop climate change through a Really Big and Comprehensive Grand Global Treaty is dead because there is no political consensus in the US to go forward. It's dead because the UN process is toppling over from its own excessive ambition and complexity. It's dead because China and India are having second thoughts about even the smallish steps they put on the table back in Copenhagen. [rest at URL] |
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On Feb 20, 8:34*pm, "Eric Gisin" wrote:
Great picture of Pachoori and the Goracle praising Gaia. http://blogs.the-american-interest.c...ow-al-gore-wre... The Washington Post this morning has a strong story on the collapse of the movement to stop climate change through a binding treaty negotiated under UN auspices. *And even the normally taciturn New York Times is admitting that the resignation of the top UN climate change negotiator suggests that no global treaty will be coming this year. Short summary: *the current iteration of the movement-with its particular political project and goals-is dead. *This will not be news to readers of this blog where the news was announced on February 1, but never mind. Anyway, as the Post now belatedly acknowledges, the movement to stop climate change through a Really Big and Comprehensive Grand Global Treaty is dead because there is no political consensus in the US to go forward. *It's dead because the UN process is toppling over from its own excessive ambition and complexity. *It's dead because China and India are having second thoughts about even the smallish steps they put on the table back in Copenhagen. [rest at URL] How about the question of how bad did Dick Cheney screw up? |
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"Eric Gisin" wrote in message
Great picture of Pachoori and the Goracle praising Gaia. http://blogs.the-american-interest.c...-planet-earth/ The Washington Post this morning has a strong story on the collapse of the movement to stop climate change through a binding treaty negotiated under UN auspices. And even the normally taciturn New York Times is admitting that the resignation of the top UN climate change negotiator suggests that no global treaty will be coming this year. Short summary: the current iteration of the movement-with its particular political project and goals-is dead. This will not be news to readers of this blog where the news was announced on February 1, but never mind. Anyway, as the Post now belatedly acknowledges, the movement to stop climate change through a Really Big and Comprehensive Grand Global Treaty is dead because there is no political consensus in the US to go forward. It's dead because the UN process is toppling over from its own excessive ambition and complexity. It's dead because China and India are having second thoughts about even the smallish steps they put on the table back in Copenhagen. [rest at URL] Good piece. Gore should be arrested and tried for racketeering. |
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On Feb 21, 10:00*am, "James" wrote:
"Eric Gisin" wrote in message Great picture of Pachoori and the Goracle praising Gaia. http://blogs.the-american-interest.c...ow-al-gore-wre... The Washington Post this morning has a strong story on the collapse of the movement to stop climate change through a binding treaty negotiated under UN auspices. *And even the normally taciturn New York Times is admitting that the resignation of the top UN climate change negotiator suggests that no global treaty will be coming this year. Short summary: *the current iteration of the movement-with its particular political project and goals-is dead. *This will not be news to readers of this blog where the news was announced on February 1, but never mind. Anyway, as the Post now belatedly acknowledges, the movement to stop climate change through a Really Big and Comprehensive Grand Global Treaty is dead because there is no political consensus in the US to go forward. *It's dead because the UN process is toppling over from its own excessive ambition and complexity. *It's dead because China and India are having second thoughts about even the smallish steps they put on the table back in Copenhagen. [rest at URL] Good piece. Gore should be arrested and tried for racketeering.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - laughing, maybe you should take a hunting trip with cheney.... |
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