JAKARTA, Indonesia ; March 9, 2010.- Many analysts expect a developing nation candidate will succeed Yvo de Boer, a Dutch citizen who said last month he would step down as head of the U.N. Climate Change Secretariat on July 1 after a [...]
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In the Tropical Forests of Sumatra : Notes from Climate Change “Ground Zero” Monthly Review But there are few sound analyses that link all the factors that make Indonesia environmentally one of the most battered nations on earth: [...] Fitrian Ardiansyah in the Jakarta Post: As an archipelagic nation depending so much on natural resources, Indonesia needs to equip itself to deal with the possible dire consequences of climate change. [...] How should the international community manage the risks of global climate change? Diplomats from 187 nations faced this question in [...] In the Tropical Forests of Sumatra : Notes from Climate Change ‘Ground Zero’ Japan Focus But there are few sound analyses that link all the factors that make Indonesia environmentally one of the most battered nations on earth: corruption [...] The climate change believers are loosing political support in Australia. The number of Climate Change skeptics continue to grow. Read more at Climate Change Denier Jakarta, 11 February – Indonesia’s leading climate change advisor said yesterday he thinks global consensus on climate change cannot be reached, but hinted at a national strategy currently underway that would allow Indonesia to move [...] Are people now proud to call themselves Climate Change Deniers? Has that “Denier” tag now become a badge of honor rather than a term of abuse? Climate Change Denier |
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