Kyoto's Protocol by MagikUnicorn

Bryce • Abstract • posted on Nov 14, 2006

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Bryce 5 Booleans The Global Warming treaty meeting in the Hague, which collapsed in November 2000, provides critical insights into the objectives of the 1997 Kyoto Protocol. That agreement, which the Senate has refused to ratify, requires that the United States reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide, by 7 percent. The Hague meeting was designed ostensibly to fill in the blanks, to establish, in particular, which reductions would count towards the quotas. As usual, the devil is in the details. Would forests or agricultural practices that absorbed CO2, for example, meet the objectives? FULL STORY HERE >> http://www.stanford.edu/~moore/KyotoObjective.html Thanks Magik

Comments (13)

Kazam561

6:30PM | Tue, 14 November 2006

Cool!

jocko500

7:32PM | Tue, 14 November 2006

You right but the EU will soon be the super power of the world. Plus I read the west coast co2 is blown in from Chaina and Japan where they have no rules like we do on the air[Japan may; but not like ours] this is super

Star4mation

10:18PM | Tue, 14 November 2006

Superb image Magik! I think the biggest polluters now are China, India, and Brazil (news story last night)

watifeye

11:03PM | Tue, 14 November 2006

Excellent image, POV is fantastic. Interesting developement on global warming and pollution.

Sekadhar

1:20AM | Wed, 15 November 2006

I know all about case...and it's terrible! You made fantastic work! Bravo MU!*****!

cosmoz

1:39AM | Wed, 15 November 2006

This is exceptional and on a most important subject, if not this what if not now when? We all are to some degree poluting and spoiling our world [sneaks off to drive to work] super artwork!!!!