Un Climate Talks Kick Off With Clown Boot-Sized Carbon Footprint
by Anorak | 4th, June 2008
THE latest round of international climate talks has kicked off in Bonn, Germany.
The two-week session is not the end of so much expelled hot air and there are at least eight more chats planned in the next year and a half.
Also to be considered, according to the Associated Press, is a carbon tax on airline tickets. With 2,400 participants from 172 countries and eight more meetings yet to take place (the next in Accra, Ghana), the delegates certainly have a large carbon footprint from all that air travel.
Such is the way of progress, they travel so you won’t be able to…
Posted: 4th, June 2008 | In: Politicians Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
