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Jobs at Risk from Climate Change: UN2007-11-12 Millions of jobs worldwide could be casualties of climate change, but responding to climate change will create new jobs, UN officials say. According to the heads of the United National climate and weather agencies:
But, says Achim Steiner of the UN Environment Program:
Labour union leaders have called for clear long-term strategies to help uprooted workers. As Joaquin Nieto of Sustainlabour points out:
LinksSource: Millions of Jobs at Risk from Climate Change: UN. Laura MacInnis. Reuters. 2007.11.12 Post A Comment! :: Category: Development God2008-04-14 Posted by Anonymous Dear God,
arty2008-04-30 Posted by Anonymous mugishaa85@hotmail.com arty2008-04-30 Posted by Anonymous http://www.myspace.com/85arty Global Warming2008-08-05 Posted by Anonymous As recent as several months ago, there were predictions in the media that public concern over global warming and climate change would eventually evaporate. Like a hummingbird — or so it was said — the public would fly to another flower. But events in recent days have indicated the opposite. This week, the issue is on the cover of Newsweek magazine; last week, it was a special edition of Time.
ISRAEL and UNITED NATIONS2008-12-29 Posted by Anonymous Whats wrong with United Nations? Has this organisation lost its mandate? Is the whole world scared of Israel or do they smile when its warplanes bomb the poor people and call everyone a terrorist, even the kids. the truth is Muslim countries are cowards except Iran. Well its about time another Hitler was born is UN cant help the helpless. ISRAEL and UNITED NATIONS2008-12-29 Posted by Anonymous Whats wrong with United Nations? Has this organisation lost its mandate? Is the whole world scared of Israel or do they smile when its warplanes bomb the poor people and call everyone a terrorist, even the kids. the truth is Muslim countries are cowards except Iran. Well its about time another Hitler was born if UN cant help the helpless Palestineans. |
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