Reuters AlertNet - GLOBAL: Humanitarian costs of climate change unpredictable
And if you're confident about getting something done, do you tell people you're going to "take a whack at it"?
The report by a group of researchers at the Feinstein International Centre of the US-based Tufts University also uses various models to project the likely rise in humanitarian spending over the next 20 years as the frequency and intensity of natural disasters increases. [how do we know this will happen?]Heavy Snow Cripples Bulgaria’s Roads: Heavy Snow Cripples Bulgaria's Roads
But Peter Walker, director of the centre and one of the researchers, said the point of the report was not to say, "This is what the future will be ... rather it is to say, 'Stop making wild and sensationalist predictions and admit the real problem is that we have been negligent in the data we collect, and so have placed ourselves in a situation where we are hard-pressed to say anything meaningful about what the future will look like.'"
The Ministry of Emergency Situation issued an appeal asking people to stay home if at all possible. The forecast for Friday is for continuing heavy snow with low temperatures all through next week.Twitter / Bravo, Brett Bodine
Al Gore is nothing more than a snake oil salesman/faith healer making a fortune off people's emotionsReid: Senate to Tackle Climate Change This Year
Majority leader says the Senate in the next few weeks will move to pass an energy bill focusing on several of President Barack Obama's priorities, but then " hopefully late this summer do the global warming part of it."But if global warming is The Most Important Issue ever, why wait?!
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Reid says he is convinced that many senators want to move on the issue this year.
"We have to take a whack at it," he said.
And if you're confident about getting something done, do you tell people you're going to "take a whack at it"?
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