Global Warming Gos Poor

May 30, 2007- Sylvain Larocoque

The Framework Convention on Climate Change (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change – UNFCCC) Secretary General of the Dutch Diplomat Yvos de Boer said that in a meeting of the solidity of the last Tuesday, the “Global warming is increasing rapidly beyond the worst estimates.

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MONTREAL (CP) – The framework of the United Nations Climate Change (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change – UNFCCC) Secretary General of the Dutch Diplomat Yvos de Boer said that in a meeting of the solidity on Tuesday, the “Global warming is increasing rapidly beyond the worst estimates.

According to a new report published by the US National Academy of Sciences, carbon emission increased by 3.2% from 2000 to 2004. Yet this increase was only 1.1% in 1990s.

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“This shows us that in the “Inter-Governmental Panel for Climate Change – IPCC” (also worse than the worst scenario.

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Dutch Diplomat said that the situation needs to invest 20 trillion dollars in the next 20 years to meet the energy requirement of our planet by highlighting the urgency, and added :
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“If this 20 trillion dollar is used in the wrong direction because it cannot be detected by a correct policy, carbon dioxide emission will not be 60% reduction in the predice of IPCC in 2030, on the contrary, it will increase 60%.

De Boer noted that a new thermal power plant is activated every 3-5 days, without any environmental protection measures in China today.

De Boer said that the Canadian Government’s plan is minimal, but until 2012, Kyoto’s obligations have been fulfilled, and it’s not a criticism, but it’s not a reality.

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The Secretary General of Bio Diversity Convention, Ahmet Djoglaf, said today, more than 100 animal and plant species are destroyed because of global warming.

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