As climate change increases developing countries face brunt
New data from NASA shows the planet continues to warm. At the same time, a Climate Risk Index shows that since 1991, developing countries have been most affected by climate related impacts. While Canada withdrew from the Kyoto Protocol stating it did not want to burden taxpayers with an additional $14 bn (Canadian), many economists have noted that the economic costs of inaction far outweight costs associated with action.The updates to this article include expansion of the above issues as well as new videos and graphs and charts. Read full article: Climate Change and Global Warming Introduction
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New data from NASA shows the planet continues to warm. At the same time, a Climate Risk Index shows that since 1991, developing countries have been most affected by climate related impacts. While Canada withdrew from the Kyoto Protocol stating it did not want to burden taxpayers with an additional $14 bn (Canadian), many economists have noted that the economic costs of inaction far outweight costs associated with action.
The updates to this article include expansion of the above issues as well as new videos and graphs and charts.
Read full article: Climate Change and Global Warming Introduction
