Live: #COP21 – endgame

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11-12-2015 (updated: 12-12-2015 )

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Gerry says:

30/11/2015 at 23:13

No matter how much we need these discussions, and no matter how much these politicians smile for the media, the 2′ target is a hoax, unachievable, and they all know it. Reaching this target would require measures that nobody is prepared to take. We’ll have our two degrees and after that the planet will keep on warming for another century or more, until a new equilibrium is reached, whatever that may be, somewhere between four and seven degrees. Carry on with the talkfest, I just wish that somebody would for once speak the truth

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Jay says:

05/12/2015 at 00:54

The climate negotiators have no clothes. They are perceived to be running around naked because they have no commitments to change anything. Here is how the game works: Each country is required to submit a plan to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, called an “Intended Nationally Determined Contribution” (INDC). Each submission is at the discretion of the individual country; there is no objective standard it must meet or emissions reduction it must achieve. The final submissions are not enforceable, and carry no consequences.

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ivan burrows says:

05/12/2015 at 12:21

Just what the world needs, a bunch of self gratifying anti capitalist hypocrites calling for the destruction the very same capitalism that gave them their home, their education, their clothing, the transport to the rally, the top of the range phone in their pocket, etc, etc

Turkeys voting for Christmas seems appropriate.

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