Earth in 'uncharted territory' on global warming

By Marlowe Hood with Nina Larson in Geneva | AFP News – Tue, Nov 10, 2015
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ricky l  •  35 seconds ago Remove

Going by this rate, look like damages to the Earth climate is almost irreversible.
Now it is more like limiting the damages.
Future generations - look like our grand grand children will suffer the karma (consequences) of this damages.

Wonder did VP Kalla attend this summit - and let him tell the World Leaders on his discourse of soliciting thanks from the World Leaders - in his part in greatly contributing to the greenhouse effect by emboldening plantation owners to burn the land causing mammoth haze-causing environment for 3 months.

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ricky l • a second agoRemove

World Leaders, at the end of the summit, all must remember to toast VP Kalla for the 11 months --- err 9 months of fresh air ---- with token from Indonesia of no-haze ---- as demanded by VP Kalla for World Leaders to thanks him and his plantation owners.

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ricky l • a second agoRemove

VP Kalla demand thanks for 2 years - 2014 and 2015.

Must thanks him for the 11 months or 9 months of fresh air - and no thanks him for the 1 month or 3 months of haze.

Wonder will VP Kalla repeat his demand next year ----- so embarrassing.....

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ricky l • a second agoRemove

Indonesian plantation owners that burn the land and cause haze ---- you are really embarrassment to the human race ----- a weighty karma sinful act - that will bring about the extinction of human mankind.

Extremely weighty karma !
Extremely weighty sin !

Shame on all of you.