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| Flooding in Thailand was one dramatic byproduct of climate chaos (latimes.com) |
Environmentalists walk out of U.N. talks
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| "Carbon trading" is a false solution! |
WARSAW - Negotiations at the U.N. climate summit COP 19 have entered
their final scheduled day. Deep divisions remain between rich and
poorer nations. Negotiators from nearly 200 countries have been meeting
for the past two weeks trying to lay the foundation for a new global
climate treaty to be agreed on at talks scheduled for Paris in two years. Yesterday, more than 800 members of various environmental groups disgusted with the lack of progress staged
an unprecedented walk out of the talks.
- Climate Activists: Carbon offset trading is a "FALSE SOLUTION" pushed by bankers, bureaucrats, and Al Gore
- 90 corporations responsible for most of world's pollution!
US says NO to reparations for damage
Questioned by Democracy Now!
host Amy Goodman hours later, the U.S. special envoy for climate change
and lead climate negotiator, Todd Stern, rejected calls for reparations
to poor countries damaged by the carbon [methane, and other] emissions of the world’s biggest
polluters. 
What is the state of the talks? Guests Martin
Khor, executive director of the South Centre, and Nitin Sethi, senior
assistant editor at The Hindu discuss it. Sethi was responsible for leaking U.S.
briefing papers on the climate negotiations before the summit began,
revealing how U.S. negotiators at the climate talks are opposing efforts
to help developing countries adapt to climate change. |
| US: We're not paying them damages! |
According to the
internal memo, the U.S. delegation is worried the talks in Warsaw will
"focus increasingly on blame and liability" and that poor nations will
be "seeking redress for climate damages from sea level rise, droughts,
powerful storms, and other adverse impacts." More
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