Do you know about the . . .
. . . on Climate Change?
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Paris Agreement under the
COP25: UN CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE
02 - 13 December 2019
Is the United Nations the only global entity seriously
concerned about Climate Change?
It's time for the whole world to take viable . . .
"CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION!"
Must See Video: "Greenland is Melting"
Undeniable evidence of mankind's adverse impact on our Climate!
CNN's Clarissa Ward visits Greenland to learn about how quickly the ice sheet is melting and the effect it has on the planet.
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For "Humanity Around the World" it's NOT about
politics, it's about "CLIMATE ACTION"
NOW and for future
generations already with us today!
COP25 US Congressional Delegation Press Conference - 12/2/2019
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Update: It's time for Climate ACTION!
COP25: 2 - 13 December 2019
New Host Country:
Madrid, Spain
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C H I L E : C O P 2 5 C A NC E L L E D
TIME FOR ACTION IS . . . NOW!
President Sebastián Piñera of Santiago Chile
Launched COP25 Climate Change Summit
2 - 13 December 2019
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Climate Ambition Alliance:
Nations push to upscale action by 2020
and achieve . . .
net zero CO2 emissions by 2050
“This summit will be a great opportunity for Chile and the world as a whole to truly acknowledge
the fact that time is running out, and that the
ever-increasing urgency of our objectives
requires that we be more ambitious and
demand more of ourselves. The
time has come to act”
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UN Summit Delivers New Pathways to Shift Climate Action into Higher Gear
23 September 2019 - United Nations - NYC
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New York, 23 September—Leaders from government, business and civil society are announcing potentially far-reaching steps today to confront climate change at the United Nations Secretary-General’s Climate Action Summit in New York.
As carbon pollution, temperatures and climate destruction continue to rise, and public backlash mounts, the Summit has offered a turning point from inertia into momentum, action and global impact – if everyone gets on board.
The UN estimates that the world would need to increase its efforts between three- and five-fold to contain climate change to the levels dictated by science – a 1.5°C rise at most – and avoid escalating climate damage already taking place around the world.
However, the Paris Agreement provides an open-door framework for countries to continuously ratchet up their positive actions, and today’s Summit demonstrates how governments, businesses and civilians around the world are rising to the challenge.
“The best science, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, tells us that any temperature rise above 1.5 degrees will lead to major and irreversible damage to the ecosystems that support us,” said United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres. “Science tells us that on our current path, we face at least 3-degrees Celsius of global heating by the end of the century.”
“The climate emergency is a race we are losing, but it is a race we can win.”
“This is not a climate talk summit. We have had enough talk,” he added. “This is not a climate negotiation summit. You don’t negotiate with nature. This is a climate action summit.”
He said, “Governments are here to show you are serious about enhancing Nationally Determined Contributions under the Paris Agreement. Cities and businesses are here showing what leadership looks like, investing in a green future. Financial actors are here to scale-up action and deploy resources in fundamentally new and meaningful ways. Coalitions are here with partnerships and initiatives to move us closer to a resilient, carbon-neutral world by 2050.”
“And young people are here providing solutions, insisting on accountability, demanding urgent action.”
Text Courtesy, United Nations
Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg, center, speaks to guests next to U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, left, during the Youth Climate Summit at United Nations headquarters, Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019. (AP)
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Paris Agreement - 12 December 2015
There Certainly is Much Work to be Done:
Climate Change and the
Sustainable Development Goals [SDGs]
M u s t S e e V i d e o
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Achieving the
Sustainable Development Goals
through . . . "Climate Action"
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Climate Change . . . an
undeniable . . . Reality!
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