The Climate Change Club
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Re-organising my Climate Change website at Perob is taking a lot of time. If you have time, take a look, pass comments and see how the voting is going on. Climate Change is really happening, and there a thousand untold stories how it is effecting normal everyday people. Join the great debate, do something positive today for future generations. You can add your group or Lens only if it is about Climate Change and Global Warming, this is not the place just to sell products. If you have never made anything on Squidoo, there is a help file below to get you started.
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Welcome to the Climate Change Club
The Kyoto Agreement or Protocol, was the first real effort by the world community to face upto the problems of Climate Change. It took strong positive political will to sign the Kyoto Protocol, thank goodness the Australian Prime Minister did that soon after taking office. Shame that his opposition leader has lost his job for supporting climate change reform.
Let's hope that President Obama and the Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, can agree far reaching Climate Change targets. With these countries leading the way, the rest will follow, and save the planet from self destruction.
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Why the American people are so important
Coal is the worst polluter of all, but more power stations burning this fossil fuel are being built around the world. Build coal fired power stations, but only if there are no CO2 emissions. Hard, but not impossible.
None of the current polluters will change until forced to by public opinion, laws, or lack of resources. Why should they, they can make all the money they want, without spending anything on the future. Great for the share holders.
The world needs America and the American people to be world leaders in conservation, environmentally friendly industries, reduce carbon emissions and set a good example for the world to follow. That is impossible at the moment as everything is drive by growth and big business.
China is the largest polluter, with about 1,300 million people, but America produces nearly 6 times as much pollution per person. Good job China does not have the same lifestyle as the American people. Both these countries plus India are key to binding agreements in Copenhagen.
Lets hope the US President is strong enough to sign a new agreement and set an example to the world.
Continued Growth is not possible.
1. Economists are predicting an average of 3% growth this century.
2. Every 23 years the economic activity will double.
3. So by the year 2100, global consumption will have reached 1,600%
4. By 2115 the total rises to 3,200%
5. This level of growth is not possible, even if you disagree with figures.
The question you should ask yourself, where are all the resources to meet this growth? Even if there was unlimited oil and gas supplies, the consumption would pollute the climate so much, we would all die of lack of oxygen.
What kind world of world would you like to see in 2050? It is said that 70% of the people alive today, will be around on that date. So it is also very important for you personally. The Climate is not like a car trip, you cannot turn round and go back, if you don't like what you see. The future is a one way journey
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The Climate Change Club
sandyspider wrote...
I've always believed in global warming. But the cooling that has been going world wide as made me think different as shown in my lens. http://www.squidoo.com/snowfall
Posted January 22, 2009
GreenRevolution wrote...
It's great to be part of the group. This is an important cause and, hopefully, together we can save the environment for future generations to enjoy.
Posted August 24, 2008
littlemisspiggy wrote...
Hello. I joined this club. Great job. Keep it up. We should work together and change the world. :)
Posted August 08, 2008
chemrat wrote...
Thanks for the great group! Jim (chemrat)
http://greenchemistry.wordpress.com/
Posted July 15, 2008
Comfortdoc wrote...
Raise awareness about climate change and turn out the lights this Saturday on March 29 at 8:00 p.m. for Earth Hour 2008. Getting people aware can make a difference.
Posted March 26, 2008
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Snowfall Records for December 2008
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Climate Change & Global Warming: Learn How Cities & Other Local Actors Are Leading the Fight In the United States
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Earth Hour 2008 on March 29, 2008 Turn off the Lights
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Eating Meat VS. Planet Earth
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The Great Global Warming Swindle (DVD)
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