John Howard reconsiders Kyoto and turns it down, again?
John Howard and his Cabinet appear to have reconsidered their position on the Kyoto Protocol six weeks ago and, decided for party political reasons not to endorse this international agreement in the lead up to the Federal Election.
The Howard Government's short-sighted approach to climate change and national water security continues.
See link:
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,22657337-29277,00.html
The Howard Government's short-sighted approach to climate change and national water security continues.
See link:
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,22657337-29277,00.html
Labels: climate change, election '07, environment, water policy politics
posted by Judith M. Melville at
1:54 pm
3 Comments:
Maybe this is because there is little genuine science that is decisive in favour of global warming and that Kyoto will greatly cripple our economy by reducing our carbon output.
Go here for a list of scientific advancements in 2007 that puts to rest a lot of gw myths - http://www.themidnightsun.org/?p=655
Damien,
Thanks for the link to your post. I read it with interest. You are indeed a true global warming sceptic.
Judith
Good to see that we could disagree in a civil manner on this issue.
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