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Climate change is everyone's problem.


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UN Scientific Panel Releases Report Sounding Alarm On Climate Change Dangers





Fumes emit from factories of Keihin Industrial Area on December 1, 2009 in Kawasaki, Japan. The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark will take place between December 6-18 with representatives from over 160 countries discussing the objective to prevent global warming and climate changes.
Industrial pollution



Until such times as you people are prepared to take on the major polluters of the world, the United States (who signed up for but never ratified the Kyoto agreement), China, Eastern European countries spewing chemicals into the atmosphere with complete impunity from any form of criticism or sanction, and all the other polluters and destroyers of the environment, please do not lecture me about climate change and how it is all my fault.
In passing, I would also suggest that you turn off the Downing Street room lights, particularly during the hours of daylight, and also turn off the office, factory, hotel and business complex's when the lights are not in use. (Have a look at London or any other city on this planet, from the air at night). Do not blame me for your ineptitude and failure to address the real issues.

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