1. We're stuffed
2. Er...that's it
3. See 1.
For the longer version, see here. It's perhaps as interesting for who hasn't signed, as for who has. I know climate science is western-dominated as a field, but it is slightly surprising to me that the organisers did not make more effort to reach out globally - I count a total of 2 Indian signatories, zero Chinese, and 2 Japanese (oceanography types whose names I do not recognise - I'm sure that reflects more on me than them). One Indonesian rounds out the Asian contingent.
In contrast, there are 7 Canadians, 10 Swiss, 11 Norwegians. Yes, there are more than twice as many signatories from the global powerhouse of Norway (population: 5 million) as there are from the entirety of Asia (population: 3.7 billion). I'm not going to start counting the French and USAian signatories. They even found someone from the Faroe Islands and three Belgians (do you know three Belgians?)!
2. Er...that's it
3. See 1.
For the longer version, see here. It's perhaps as interesting for who hasn't signed, as for who has. I know climate science is western-dominated as a field, but it is slightly surprising to me that the organisers did not make more effort to reach out globally - I count a total of 2 Indian signatories, zero Chinese, and 2 Japanese (oceanography types whose names I do not recognise - I'm sure that reflects more on me than them). One Indonesian rounds out the Asian contingent.
In contrast, there are 7 Canadians, 10 Swiss, 11 Norwegians. Yes, there are more than twice as many signatories from the global powerhouse of Norway (population: 5 million) as there are from the entirety of Asia (population: 3.7 billion). I'm not going to start counting the French and USAian signatories. They even found someone from the Faroe Islands and three Belgians (do you know three Belgians?)!
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some others are missing from the Bali declaration
http://another-green-world.blogspot.com/2007/12/forest-people-barred-from-bali-climate.html
Is it fair to assume anyone in the field who didn't sign it saw the draft and decided against signing? Or was the distribution of the draft limited in any way?
According to Nature, about 30% of those invited did not sign but of course that was because it was "simply not tough enough".
Is there anything to the point that several bloggers have made that so many of the attendees of this event flew in on their expensive private jets and thereby contradicted in deed what they spoke in word in opposition to climate change?
Presumably Norway's status as a petrostate gives it increased weight when it comes to singing greenhouse legislation. Did any other oil states have broad support for it?
The somewhat older version that Eli grew up on goes
In case of nuclear attack!
1: Put your hands on your head.
2: Put your head between your knees.
3: Kiss your ass goodbye.
Which perhaps explains his sunny disposition.
How was AGU? Anything worth telling us about?
Yes :-)
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