for a better greener earth
In Earth's atmosphere there is natural concentration of greenhouse gases and on the other hand there are greenhouses gases which are a direct result of human agricultural and industrial activity. Greenhouse gases which are natural to the atmosphere are water fumes, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrogen oxide and ozone. On the contrary, sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) and hafnium carbide (HFC) are byproducts of industrial activity.
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In the middle of December 2007 a U.N. sponsored conference was held in Bali, Indonesia to discuss climate change. The conference was concluded with nothing more than declarations of intent.The conference hosted 11,000 activists from all over the world, some of whom are the strongest advocates of reducing emissions of greenhouse effect gases. Those activists returned to their home countries empty handed.
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The Kyoto Conference on World Climate Change
On December 1st, 1997 the representatives of one hundred and fifty countries met in Kyoto, Japan to discuss climate change with the presumptuous goal of deciding the fate of world's climate in the coming millennium. The result of the deliberations was somewhat disappointing. The delegates agreed upon a minor reduction of greenhouse gases emission into the atmosphere.
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Recently due to climate change and global warming, there has been a major concern among environmental experts regarding sea level rise. There is a broad consensus of opinion among scientists today that we are in a middle of an inevitable process of climate change characterized by rise in world temperature as a result of the excessive emission of greenhouse gases, ie. carbon dioxide.
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It is proven more and more that there is process of climate change on a global scale and that this change directly influences the health and the wellbeing of the Canadian people. We feel already the effects of the climate change, particularly in the North of Canada.
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