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Simon Stiell, Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), says what is the problem to be fixed at COP28.
Totally agree with you I think EV'S alao are not for everybody and won't work for alot and nobody should be forced into them. I bought one because it's actually much more convienient here in Michigan to "refuel" it with a tesla wall charger in my heated garage. I don't buy into the whole global warming thing either. The planet will take care of itself.Sorry, I don't subscribe to the man made global warming fraud.
Science is clear that temperatures increase, THEN CO2 increase. Al Bore is a giant fraud and his "documentary" is filled with it.
The CO2 produced by ICE is a tiny, tiny fraction of all CO2 produced. But I digress...
PS: please, don't watch a Hollywood movie and think you understand climate
Of course I respect your opinion though I have another view. For me main thing is that you drive an EV, you are already doing a good thing IMO.
Be sure that nobody will ever force anybody to get an EV.
As I thought Vice President Kamala Harris will join COP28. As you can see VP Harris has SERIOUS INTENTIONS to contribute to COP28 to work out the Climate Change issue, and she also says that President Biden (POTUS) has same intentions.
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Simon Stiell says at COP28 "Science says at this rate of emissions in SIX YEARS we will overtake the threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius set by the Agreement of Paris for the Temperature Deviation. It's simply not good enough for us to be trying to try"
ACCELERATE CLIMATE ACTION!
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The climate crisis explained in 10 charts
From the seemingly inexorable increase in atmospheric CO2 to the rapid growth in green energy, we explore the data as Cop28 begins
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‘A biodiversity catastrophe’: how the world could look in 2050 – unless we act now
The climate crisis, invasive species, overexploitation of resources and pollution could break down crucial ecosystems. We asked experts to lay out the risks and offer some solutions
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The continued destruction of nature across the planet will result in major shocks to food supplies and safe water, the disappearance of unique species and the loss of landscapes central to human culture and leisure by the middle of this century, experts have warned. By 2050, if humanity does not follow through on commitments to tackle the five main drivers of nature loss critical natural systems could break down just as the human population is projected to peak.
Pope Francis invites the participants of COP28 to focus on the common good and the future of their children.
Pope Francis is very concerned about the Climate Change issue and also wrote an Encyclical on this matter.
The graph of the Temperature Deviation from 1880 to today is CRYSTAL CLEAR.
The past nine years, from 2015 to 2023, were the warmest on record and, as I said in my previous posts, the warming El Niño stream is likely to further fuel the heat in 2024.
One month to the end of the year and, with the data already existing, we can foresee that 2023 will be the hottest year on record.
In 2023 we had a series of broken records:
1) 86 days of warmest days on record
2) 5 months in row of warmest months on record
3) On the 17th of September first time that we reached a Temperature Deviation of 2 degrees Celsius
4) The graph of the Temperature Deviation of September defined "scary" by NOAA
5) 2023 hottest year on record
UNTIL NEXT YEAR!
At COP28 the ENEP (United Nations Environment Programme) is calling for a just Transition to Carbon-Neutral World and for commitments to reduce Carbon Emissions.
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