Where Now for the World's Climate?. / Peter Bunyard and Caspar Henderson.
by Bunyard, Peter; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2002Article 2Science. Publisher: Ecologist, 2001ISSN: 1522-3264;.Subject(s): Atmospheric carbon dioxide | Climatic changes | Coral reef conservation | Coral reefs and islands | Energy policy -- Great Britain | Global warming | Greenhouse gases | Kyoto Protocol, 1997 | Power resources -- Great Britain | Renewable energy sourcesDDC classification: 050 Summary: "The failure of the climate meeting in The Hague last November [2000] was a disaster for the Kyoto Protocol--the 1997 agreement set up to agree on greenhouse gas emissions reductions for 'developed' countries. But was it a disaster for the planet?" (ECOLOGIST) This article examines key climate issues that affect the planet such as fossil fuels, renewable energy and coral reef extinction.
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Originally Published: Where Now for the World's Climate?, Feb. 2001; pp. 54-58.
"The failure of the climate meeting in The Hague last November [2000] was a disaster for the Kyoto Protocol--the 1997 agreement set up to agree on greenhouse gas emissions reductions for 'developed' countries. But was it a disaster for the planet?" (ECOLOGIST) This article examines key climate issues that affect the planet such as fossil fuels, renewable energy and coral reef extinction.
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