at the United Nation’s Climate Change Conference with the aim of agreeing to an ambitious and effective international response to our environmental crisis. This is a crucial year as many top scientists are now warning nervously of the catastrophic consequences of inaction. With newer data pointing to potentially disastrous rises in ocean levels and a continued erosion and eventual collapse of the food chain, it is apparent that the clock is ticking. It is the opinion of many that this next decade will be crucial in determining mankind’s future on this planet.
Monday, January 4, 2010
Copenhagen Conference to Focus on Planet’s Long-term Sustainability
This December the world will meet in Copenhagen
at the United Nation’s Climate Change Conference with the aim of agreeing to an ambitious and effective international response to our environmental crisis. This is a crucial year as many top scientists are now warning nervously of the catastrophic consequences of inaction. With newer data pointing to potentially disastrous rises in ocean levels and a continued erosion and eventual collapse of the food chain, it is apparent that the clock is ticking. It is the opinion of many that this next decade will be crucial in determining mankind’s future on this planet.
at the United Nation’s Climate Change Conference with the aim of agreeing to an ambitious and effective international response to our environmental crisis. This is a crucial year as many top scientists are now warning nervously of the catastrophic consequences of inaction. With newer data pointing to potentially disastrous rises in ocean levels and a continued erosion and eventual collapse of the food chain, it is apparent that the clock is ticking. It is the opinion of many that this next decade will be crucial in determining mankind’s future on this planet.
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