Global Climate Change is a fact, although there are skeptics in no way a majority group. That is why governments around the world have reacted to this growing threat Nearest major climatic changes that may put their economies at risk.
Global Climate Change, on the other hand, has made it very clear globalization of environmental problems, it is impossible and pointless to confront one of the most pressing environmental issues if it is not a company that involves all nations. Population pressure and development taken by most developed nations along with developing nations, placed increasing pressure on natural resources and environmental systems on land. At present, the self regulatory capacity of the atmosphere are carried to their limits and according to many, surpassed.
It is not sound policy, for humanity, let the search for solutions for the future or if they are strongly needed. The atmosphere and the processes that maintain their characteristics are not very fast reaction times compared with the periods humans.
Solutions to the problems of thinning of the ozone layer, global warming, the devastating climate changes are not a matter of years, even decades. It is therefore a concern that must be immediate, you can not wait until the effects become obvious and clear, because at that time and surely will be too late to act to find solutions.
The next meeting of the IPCC on the subject of the CGG, will be held in Kyoto, Japan, will be a moment of historic significance and the results of this global event will be a sign of what awaits us in the future.
As Seth Dunn poses in the Earth Times:
"No more than 50 years ago, Kyoto was "pardoned" from being destroyed by an atomic bomb during World War 2 - due to its cultural significance as the birthplace of the former Japanese Empire. In our current world warming, as ancient empires realize the serious consequences of their industrial revolutions, Kyoto should again achieve a place in history, more peaceful, as the place where mankind was spared the disastrous levels of climate change. The IPCC warns that we also gives us hope, noting that significant reductions in emissions are not only economically, but technically feasible. "
Hopefully it does, it's not too late yet. |
