
A new Kyoto-like treaty is in talks as the Govt. officials from around the world meet in Bali to discuss climate change.
Yes # A better way to address climate change, at least during the coming decade, would be to remove barriers on wealth creation in developing countries and technological adaptation.
# Attempting to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions dramatically is likely to be counterproductive as it will divert resources away from adaptive and growth-enhancing technologies and toward carbon-reducing technologies.
# Over the past century, humanity has developed new technologies that have enabled it to adapt, improving the lives of billions.
No # Emissions from deforestation even in high developing-countries would lead to climate crisis long before their incomes reach rich-country levels.
# Without urgent reductions in emissions of greenhouse gases, the climate may warm uncontrollably, with disastrous effects.
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There should be a striking balance between prospering technology and environmental protection.
These issues should not be clashing to each other. Afterall, our main point of discussion is having comfortable human life. How can you make a better world if one good thing you create results in detrimental effects to the other.
What governments, especially those with the rich resources, should do is to make sure that whatever they propose must be well-thought and planned. They should be looking at every perspective about the good and bad points of their actions.
Nations should relearn the very essence of the adage, ”No man is an island.” Every one is interconnected to each other. Every country has an impact to the world as a whole.
Let adaptation and cutting down of carbon dioxide emissions be considerations in planning whatever is best for everyone.
Maynard Delfin
Manila, Philippines
Local Opinions (9)
If you don’t like my views...Meh!
There should be a striking balance between prospering technology and environmental protection.
These issues should not be clashing to each other. Afterall, our main point of discussion is having comfortable human life. How can you make a better world if one good thing you create results in detrimental effects to the other.
What governments, especially those with the rich resources, should do is to make sure that whatever they propose must be well-thought and planned. They should be looking at every perspective about the good and bad points of their actions.
Nations should relearn the very essence of the adage, ”No man is an island.” Every one is interconnected to each other. Every country has an impact to the world as a whole.
Let adaptation and cutting down of carbon dioxide emissions be considerations in planning whatever is best for everyone.
Maynard Delfin
Manila, Philippines
Global Opinions (9)
If you don’t like my views...Meh!
There should be a striking balance between prospering technology and environmental protection.
These issues should not be clashing to each other. Afterall, our main point of discussion is having comfortable human life. How can you make a better world if one good thing you create results in detrimental effects to the other.
What governments, especially those with the rich resources, should do is to make sure that whatever they propose must be well-thought and planned. They should be looking at every perspective about the good and bad points of their actions.
Nations should relearn the very essence of the adage, ”No man is an island.” Every one is interconnected to each other. Every country has an impact to the world as a whole.
Let adaptation and cutting down of carbon dioxide emissions be considerations in planning whatever is best for everyone.
Maynard Delfin
Manila, Philippines
There should be a striking balance between prospering technology and environmental protection.
These issues should not be clashing to each other. Afterall, our main point of discussion is having comfortable human life. How can you make a better world if one good thing you create results in detrimental effects to the other.
What governments, especially those with the rich resources, should do is to make sure that whatever they propose must be well-thought and planned. They should be looking at every perspective about the good and bad points of their actions.
Nations should relearn the very essence of the adage, ”No man is an island.” Every one is interconnected to each other. Every country has an impact to the world as a whole.
Let adaptation and cutting down of carbon dioxide emissions be considerations in planning whatever is best for everyone.
Maynard Delfin
Manila, Philippines
If you don’t like my views...Meh!
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