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Countdown to Copenhagen : Climate Change







Climate change is one of the most important ecological imperatives facing the human population in our modern times. There is hardly any debate remaining among scientists these days regarding whether climate change exists or whether it is caused by human activities. Climate change threatens not just global average temperature, but it also can play a damaging role in all other aspects of ecosystem health, such as biological diversity and world food supply. We have identified the problem, now we must come up with a fair and sustainable solution.

This blog will focus around the United Nations climate change conference to be help in Copenhagen from December 7th to 18th 2009. During this conference, 192 countries including two of the largest polluters - the United States and China - will gather to discuss the problem and try to find solutions. These widely varied countries will be responsible for the onus task of hammering out an agreement that can satisfy all involved for the period following 2012.

The countdown to COP15 TIG blog aims to consolidate the many youth climate action blogs from around the world, while offering a forum for youth to get informed and get involved regarding this important issue.




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AP: ‘Climategate’ report vindicates researchers

4541108133_69e6d2ef69 Just in from an AP report:

An independent British report into the leak of hundreds of emails from
one of the world’s leading climate research centres has largely
vindicated the scientists involved, a finding many in the field hope
will calm the global uproar dubbed “Climategate.”

Read full story here

Image:Dr. Compton Tucker, senior Earth scientist at NASA Goddard Space Flight
Center in the Hydrospheric and Biospheric Sciences Laboratory, discusses
"Climategate" in the context of observations of the
ocean-land-atmosphere system. This observation shows unambiguous
increasing surface temperatures and stress the contribution of space
observations that should extinguish the climate change controversy.





Credit: NASA/GSFC/Bill Hrybyk


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Pension plan to invest in oil sands

3950937655_0976e5ee55 Where would you like your pension money to be invested in?

According to the Financial Post, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board announced it was making a $250-million private placement in Laricina Energy Ltd, a Calgary-based
company that has a portfolio of oil sands assets that range from
properties in the McMurray formation as well as sites near Grand Rapids
and Grosmont. With this investment CPPIB now owns a 17.1% equity
interest in the company.

The oil sands are definitely a divisive issue both here in Canada and abroad. I wonder how ordinary Canadians would feel about these funds possibly being placed in a company that they might not agree with…

Image from GoodNCrazy


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