Website review: Climate change may put world at wa...
milzika discovered this in Environment
•4 reviews since Apr 22, 2008
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•telegraph.co.uk/earth/main.jhtml
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milzika discovered 3 months ago- From the page: "Climate change could cause global conflicts as large as the two world wars but lasting for centuries unless the problem is controlled, a leading defence think tank has warned. The Royal United Services Institute said a tenfold increase in energy research spending to around £10 billion a year would be needed if the world were to avoid the worst effects of changing temperatures. A dried-up reservoir: Climate change 'may put world at war' Governments should be preparing for the worst However the group said that the response to threats posed by climate change, such as rising sea levels and migration, had so far been "slow and inadequate," because nations had failed to prepare for the worst-case scenario. "
- javamanjoe rated 3 months ago
- CLIMATE CHANGE MAY PUT THE WORLD AT WAR. Climate change 'may put world at war' By Charles Clover, Environment Editor Last Updated: 12:01am BST 23/04/2008 Climate change could cause global conflicts as large as the two world wars but lasting for centuries unless the problem is controlled, a leading defence think tank has warned. The hidden threat from the world's water shortages Food shortages: how will we feed the world? Biofuel rules 'could make millions homeless'
- aliasinkhorn rated 3 months ago
- Climate change 'may put world at war' From the page: "Climate change could cause global conflicts as large as the two world wars but lasting for centuries unless the problem is controlled, a leading defence think tank has warned. The Royal United Services Institute said a tenfold increase in energy research spending to around £10 billion a year would be needed if the world were to avoid the worst effects of changing temperatures." Historically the likelihood of wars increases with climate cooling, not during a climatic warming cycle.
- joeyBgood rated 3 months ago
- The war for resources is nothing new.....
