Climate change is a problem of the environment with clear political connotations, do you think it will be possible to reach a midpoint between these strong currents of thought? I think that it will be possible as long as there is a dialogue, negotiation and understanding between the parties involved.
Please see the following link
https://www.euractiv.com/section/climate-environment/opinion/climate-change-is-a-problem-of-politics-not-science/
Best Regards Rafael Garcia Cueto
Please see the following link
https://www.euractiv.com/section/climate-environment/opinion/climate-change-is-a-problem-of-politics-not-science/
Best Regards Rafael Garcia Cueto
I do not think so
I think the language of geopolitical interests will remain the strongest
Climate change is cerainly a complex problem that is made mire difficult due to differences im political, social and economic differences among countries.
Advanced countries have the most resources and knowledge to manage climate dhange. Developing countries want to protect their right to development and so this will influencevm their actions on clumate change. Least developed countries are the most vilnerable to climate change but they have the least knowledge and resources to take avtion.
It is unlikely that these social, political and evonomic diffetences be overcome. That is why negotiations on climate change remain one of the most difficult for countries.
Dear all, what if the "manmade climate change" is just a scam in order to get more turmoil = more business = more money?
Lots of things are changing on the other planets as well, and on the sun!
Interplanetary Climate Change NASA's Hottest Secret. A clip from David Wilcock
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqOkMaaYaAs
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