Sunday, February 8, 2015

Global Warming Scammers Update

U.N. Climate Chief: We’re ‘Intentionally’ Transforming The World Economy Posted on February 8, 2015 Written by truthrevolt.org
“This is the first time in the his­tory of mankind that we are set­ting our­selves the task of inten­tion­ally, within a defined period of time to change the eco­nomic devel­op­ment model that has been reign­ing for at least 150 years…”
The United Nation’s top cli­mate change offi­cial Chris­tiana Figueres announced this week that the group is actively work­ing to “inten­tion­ally trans­form” the world’s eco­nomic devel­op­ment model, a task she called the “most dif­fi­cult” one the group has ever undertaken.
This is  prob­a­bly the most dif­fi­cult task we have ever given our­selves, which is to inten­tion­ally trans­form the eco­nomic devel­op­ment model, for the first time in human his­tory,” UNFCCC Exec­u­tive Sec­re­tary Figueres stated at a press con­fer­ence in Brus­sels Tuesday.
The “inten­tional” reorder­ing of the global econ­omy, she told reporters, “will not hap­pen overnight” due to the “depth of the transformation”:
“This is the first time in the his­tory of mankind that we are set­ting our­selves the task of inten­tion­ally, within a defined period of time to change the eco­nomic devel­op­ment model that has been reign­ing for at least 150 years, since the indus­trial rev­o­lu­tion. That will not hap­pen overnight and it will not hap­pen at a sin­gle con­fer­ence on cli­mate change, be it COP 15, 21, 40 — you choose the num­ber. It just does not occur like that. It is a process, because of the depth of the transformation.”
Figueres is opti­mistic that a new inter­na­tional treaty, the so-called “Lima draft”—which she hopes will be adopted at cli­mate change con­fer­ence in Paris at the end of the year—will be yet another step to the “trans­for­ma­tion” of the world’s eco­nomic model. The new treaty, she pointed out, was one of four parts of the process of eco­nomic reorder­ing. UNRIC reports:
In addi­tion to the treaty, there are the cur­rent Cli­mate Change actions from now and until 2020, the financ­ing pack­ages and the so-called Intended National Deter­mined Con­tri­bu­tions (INDCs).  These are the actions that coun­tries intend to take under a global agree­ment from 2020 and have to be pub­licly out­lined before the start of the con­fer­ence. It is expected that all major economies will deliver their plans in time: the US, China, and the Euro­pean Union have already shown their cards.
We need to get to the max­i­mum level of ambi­tion of col­lec­tive INDCs because what we are going to have to do all of the time is to close the gap between what sci­ence tells us where we have to be and where we actu­ally are….” said Figueres. “But the point is will we be at the end des­ti­na­tion? I would argue, yes.”

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