Another Failed Climate Conference
Rich Galen
Monday December 13, 2010
- "� Carbon Footprint Cancun ... ": Here's a link to the U.K. Telegraph's analysis of the size of the carbon footprint in Cancun.
- "� Fast Company ... ": Here's the link to the Fast Company analysis of the way the U.S. attempted to manipulate allies and enemies at the Copenhagen climate conference.
- "� United Nations ... ": Here's a link to the UN's webpage on the Cancun conference.
- "� Wall Street Journal ... ": Here's a link to the WSJ's summary of the Cancun conference.
Mullfoto of the Day
In New Jersey on Friday. Wasn't sure whether this was a joke or not.
Catchy Caption of the Day
Actual Caption:
Oxfam activists place a bottle with a message in the beach during a demonstration in Cancun, Quintana Roo State, Mexico, in November 2010. A climate deal reached in Mexico has revived faith in UN-backed talks after last year's debacle in Copenhagen, but environmentalists warn the new measures are far less than what the planet needs.
I think there should be a rule. Any young people like these two who claim to be protesters should be required to say who paid their expenses to be wherever they're protesting.
(AFP/File/Ronaldo Schemidt)
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