Thread: The Copenhagen Agreement

The developed countries are being screwed by the developing countries, and the third world countries, to help them develop faster so they can catch up to us in the carbon output stakes. These hypocritical clowns are calling it "climate abatement funds." Quote: AUSTRALIA faces having to make a hefty payout to help developing countries such as China and India cope with climate change in order to clinch a deal in Copenhagen....

Quote: Originally Posted by Fishbulb Julia - Wysiwyg = Acronym for "What you see is what you get" and phonetically it goes "Wizziwig" Html editors began using it for their coding interfaces and it then became fairly ubiquitous. ----------------------------------------------------------- Okay, so Copenhagen has us screwed. Enforced socialism, nothing less. What else is it when smaller undeveloped nations get...

Quote: Originally Posted by So_Cynical Are there any new jobs to be had in offset creation and the carbon accounting industry that will come as a result of putting a dollar value on GHG offsets? If we look at the simple first wave of offsets, forestry and engine conversion/replacement...Does Australia have any cost advantage when it comes to creating forestry offsets for the global offset market? will any jobs be created in the change over to...

I thought this 4 part YouTube series from Copenhagen by Monckton was a good summary of the Climate Change debate, the politics, the corrupt scientists, ClimateGate and the draft treaty... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1UAFRlZtVE

Quote: Originally Posted by bellenuit I first came across the term back in the days when Word Processing was the "IN" application. You even had dedicated computers that only did WP, such as those from Wang. Most computer screens were text only screens (usually 24 lines each of 80 characters) and only supported one style and size of font, but printers were capable of more complex output. So when you composed a word processing...

2020, Last warning. We are not in this thread to debate CC. What benefits will the Copenahgen Agreement bring specifically? How will it do as it says its going to? And why should we give up our sovereignty? Or show where it says we wont...

Quote: Originally Posted by Garpal Gumnut 2020 mate, I was under the impression that all the CO2 and holes in the ozone layer horse**** had been shown to be a load of codswallop. gg I can't help you with your impressions gg mind you, you do a pretty good impression of someone pretending there isn't a problem, when maybe even you are observing some changes to the weather - and hence, long term, the climate . I think by juxtaposing...

Quote: Originally Posted by noco I am totally confused!!! Wong went to Copenhagen with 5% reduction by 2020. Copenhagen says Wong has to meet 20-25% by 2020. Now Wong is talking 15% by 2020. Does anyone believe she knows what she is doing? I'm bl..dy sure I don't.

Ha Ha Ha!!!! While our esteemed Western leaders are poncing on and on and on etc.. about how BAD CO2 is for us and how we MUST do something about it, they gleefully approve of delegations of multinationals going to Iraq to bid for the right to spew vastly MORE filthy megatons of CO2 into the air from the rape of Iraqi oil!! OH, SPARE ME THE WANTON HYPOCRISY, YOU MORONS!!! PSST: I seriously don't believe any number of Wongs will make it...

Brian Wilshire at 2gb.com has been talking for years about the global governance agenda. I hope he is wrong. He also wrote 2 books about it and just listening to him he said what he was talking about in the 80's is now happening.