Dear Dariusz Prokopowicz , a potential nationally-developed global ecological policy must be comprehended in the framework of global governance. As climate change is considered a planetary issue, for logical reasons, mechanisms that enhance international cooperation to address these issues are extreme relevant to pursue possible solutions in terms of mitigation and adaptation.

100% agree.

Intergovernmental organizations play a key role in harmonizing governmental decisions and directing them integrally towards collaboration for a more sustainable world.

Also, in this regard, have a look at the following paper:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/325871906_Internet_of_Things_and_the_Future_of_Life-Cycle_Assessment_in_Smart_World

Yes, I agree with your opinion.

Climate change is one of the greatest environmental challenges of the current century. The Convention on Climate Change, as a basis and an effective treaty, can be used as the best tool for controlling and fixing greenhouse gas emissions and for assessing the vulnerability of countries around the world to climate change.

Hello.

I agree that there should be national/country-specific ecological policy. I actually think a number of countries would have this. The challenge is after the policy is developed.

Is it implemented? How are the policies implemented. Are the policies cascaded across the various sector of the country? Do the countries partner or collaborate other nations is the policy implementation? These might be pertinent questions to consider in addition to the issue raised.

The world is a 'global village', hence national policies might need to be developed and implemented in collaboration with other countries.

My thoughts...

Strongly agree but the policy should be formulated through wider consultation interacting on international platform. Issues cannot be synchronized addressing the problems of particular area, concerns should address the global problem, applicable for implementation and also can be address mitigation simultaneously.

Thank You

Yes, in my opinion, the development of international cooperation aimed at greater and more effective integration of political, business and social activities in the implementation of the principles of sustainable pro-ecological development, dissemination of green ecology philosophy, implementation of ecological innovations, including reforming the energy sector and development of renewable energy sources, development of electromobility, improvement waste segregation, recycling development is insufficient, it is too small.

??? Unfavourable changes in the Earth's climate?????

Firat of all the changes in the Earth's climate have been driven by natural forces - mainly solar variability..

Second the modest global warming (about 1*C) since the end of the Little Ice Age in the late 1800s has been positive // colder global temperatures are more stressfull and dangerous to life thanwarmer temperaures,

Third the increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations has produced a significant increae in nglobal et primary productivity (photosynthesis).

Why the coincern?

All concern philosophers says and literate through CC problem which is almost similar ideas not new one and conventions, treaties based on dialogue inherent CC. So in my opinion left all theoretical part of the problem ,come in to the solution without identifying the problem. That is mitigation from single efforts of all nations by promoting ecofriendly infrastructure and energy reducing concrete jungle with the best solution -plantation. Protect natural forests and cover worlds open space through plantation that is the best option to save the Earth.

Exists n should be strengthened... As highlighted by the conceptual framework of the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), an integrated understanding of biodiversity and ecosystem services is required. In this new age, we propose a concept of global ecological functional regionalization, which should be separated from the former idea of biogeographical regionalization. With the consideration of key geographical characteristics and ecosystem services, the views of global environmental change and human activities are included in this new framework. However, key questions still exist about the principles, indicators, methods and applications of a global ecological functional regionalization... Liu, Y., Fu, B., Wang, S., & Zhao, W. (2018). Global ecological regionalization: from biogeography to ecosystem services. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, 33, 1-8.

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Dear Peter Salonius,

Yes, but that was unfortunately only until the 18th century.

Best regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

As part of the decades-long cyclical nature of the Sun's activity - the activity of the Sun is currently lower, while in recent years, every year, the average temperature of the atmosphere at the surface of the Earth is constantly rising and breaking new records.

Best wishes,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

You wrote that " every year, the average temperature of the atmosphere at the surface of the Earth is constantly rising and breaking new records. " while the the average themperature has been essentially flat for the last couple of decades --- this has come to be known generally as the CLIMATE WARMING HIATUS.

Dear Peter Salonius, Thank you for your participation in the discussion. My information related in the short term to the last few years and in the long term to the last hundreds of years. Best wishes,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dear Dariusz Prokopowicz

Again you are mistaken as you state that " every year, the average temperature of the atmosphere at the surface of the Earth is constantly rising and breaking new records. "

As you read the evidence offered in the URL:

https://realclimatescience.com/2020/10/alterations-to-the-us-temperature-record/

you will see that the warmest recent temperatures were experienced in the early decades of the 20th century.

The URL shows that the actual temperature data have been altered so as to match the thesis that the climate has warmed as a result of rising atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations.

Dear Peter Salonius, Thank you for the information provided and the link to interesting data in the above-mentioned issues.

Best regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dear Dariusz Prokopowicz , a potential nationally-developed global ecological policy must be comprehended in the framework of global governance. As climate change is considered a planetary issue, for logical reasons, mechanisms that enhance international cooperation to address these issues are extreme relevant to pursue possible solutions in terms of mitigation and adaptation.

Dear, prof. Dariusz Prokopowicz , yes we should have, especially because environmental problems are local issues with a global impact. Deforestation in Brazil could change regional and global climate. So, we should think globally and act locally.

Dear Ernani Contipelli, Yes, I fully agree with your opinion. The problems of climate change are a global problem, so international cooperation should be developed in order to work out the best global solutions for the implementation of pro-ecological measures to counteract adverse climate changes.

Best regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dear João Marcelo Pereira Ribeiro,

Yes you are right. I agree that deforestation in Brazil can change the regional and global climate. Therefore, we should think globally and act locally. The Amazon rainforest is the largest forest ecosystem complex characterized by an exceptionally high biodiversity of life forms. It is also the largest area of ​​land green that produces a huge amount of oxygen for the Earth's atmosphere. Therefore, it is urgent to improve and increase the scale of protection of the forest environment of the Amazon forest ecosystem and also of other natural habitats of planet Earth's ecosystems. Best wishes,

Dariusz Prokopowicz