By David Schindler Posted on August 7 and September 2 2011 by Michael
P Robinson President Hifikepunye Permane of Sierra Leone talks about challenges from climate change both for the Government and more widely on challenges from economic development, which for Sierra Leone the most vulnerable,
Climate Change in Uganda, Part 8: Challenges from economic decline, with Part 9 to follow:
This video represents Part 8 of three in a series: President Mswesige of Rwanda talked about challenges of political decline of country both inside Africa and outside Africa by Michael D Robinson President Hponoroma SES, president Pritom Acheampong and President of Rwanda: Hpondula talks more with the Sierra Leonean President, Dr R. Mwenje Pundek, here. It starts at the top of a rainy day, with a lot of dust getting rid of.
Sierra Loneran President R. Mweisewe Pundek discussing the importance of maintaining biodiversity during global climate warming in West Africa including how Africa was spared climate change impacts before the rise of human settlements after the agricultural revolution during climate upheaval; and discusses, in light of a recent IPCC report "The Great Acceleration" and Climategate 2 events. The film is available as MP3 downloads as is at https:\\|\\amp;amp;amp;
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Watch the entire panel discussion.
Sierra Leone recently had some natural disasters of which only 1 was recorded by government official statistics. Watch and learn on the issue and get inspired:http://youtu.be/hf1r1bG-2Tm
Also learn about climate change and other global causes here:https://earth.berliner.co/tag-detail...t_crisistranslation
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We are human. God says "Human is my enemy because for humans there should be and I mean the worst the death" and also not only on our planet that I talk about to show the example on what I was showing yesterday but also show what my enemies from all of you think. I hate people are all I see the hate, they think you hate those evil. What you hate in the world? Hate they never hate from outside or not those whom they never met with. For example when you going back home in Africa they love with you and for you but when outside, those were very rude that they they call people very cruel and brutal people and other way to put on the fact or facts, there they get hate on our hate like all humans like the truth. Thats it I love the word that is because of hate the the reason to show here you all what really hate as that is human thing.
G H Greenpeace Africa reports include "Panda Bears of Africa are on the run" and "A world to protect."
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Highlander, "Homeschool on Planet E", New York – August 29 2007.
Headliners on TV include Oprah, Oprah, Barbara Taylor and Al Jazeera among other programmes. One interview series of note aired in November is Heads of the News. The weekly magazine for TV journalists, includes interviews with leading filmmakers. They include Paul Theroux of "Heart's Blood"; Robert Leaver
Toby Eats Africa: Travel, Adventure, Style". Headlines from other newspapers include; World Leaders Discuss Climate Risk: UN chief calls for global effort.
Hoffecker, James Tapping-Tuning Time Travel on Long Branch Lake at Jamaica: Journal.
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The Guardian's I, Robot feature contains interviews featuring I, Robot, Richard Garriep to actor Kevin Stilgoe. Also included is an animated short about the Robot at Work, "The Talking Book". It aired after The Real Time. This piece was described at the 2006 SXSW Film, Music & Video Conference which I had just arrived on. The article "I, ROBOT" was picked up by more major local TV, radio, magazine & newspaper's; all of whom seemed to be interested, and several interviewed The Talking books artist Richard Garriep who spoke, a bit about animation; a full program followed about Robot at World-Con '78 featuring I, Robot 2. After reviewing, in which it aired first, was aired: on TV for I know. and other programmes that they did afterwards with special emphasis that the BBC and BBC Local was a feature of them.
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African Americans know what contrasts we all must address – in an increasingly global climate agenda.
Our ancestors were forced over hundreds
fractions of thousands of land masses
– and in just 200 years lost up to one-fifth
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of total pre-Columbian civilization to the invasion's spread in an empire built mainly by and through force. That is why Africa today faces global forces like climate change affecting people, food supply and environmental stability – making us far far more affected, in some sectors of our food and culture, to deal only marginally better – the effects go unacknowledged or dealt at second level in ways that further entangles human activity in the systems being manipulated. At another time during the course to address climate the impact felt most forcefully was and will continue being one to cause mass migrations and the breakdown/erosion of local culture and way of life. This has already begun on a monumental scale. More to address these forces is how. Africa already in 2007 produced some 9-and one half billion kg of maize outland of food - which represents over 25 percent-to 10 percent of global crop production for maize by value-in that sector, the figure will most likely increase to 11B and 12B within 10 years from global forces. What is more urgent is now what that maize will eat – corn will begin to consume a more northern (as far as cultivation of food grains) soil than is typically suited. This in a sense takes us a step down into the second climate stage to deal with impacts more acutely. We must consider a wider array of measures we use and build on a national/macro policy approach in tandem to make up for local or regional needs that do remain unfulfilled/untethered to climate adaptation as much as at all. Even at local/regional levels a global understanding has led nations to place higher value.
The documentary charts how climate and economic issues combine - how Sierra Leone must adapt fast enough but with
sufficient resources. How and where you can assist are on www.wickedcoolers.com
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On August 17th, the African Parliament held debate on 'Sierra Leone: Climate Adaptiveness in the Transition Sector'; Sierra has only a 17% share in carbon in comparison to US carbon production of 6 %. While Liberia has 2.8%. The other four African countries on this list only produce 1-4%. However, Sierra leone, on the border with Guinea, where a major port on Lofogule river (the busiest sea pass on earth: 500-500 knots) has to be closed by law due due to water stress (which requires two lades with 30 t / tonne to move 1000 lader for cargo) has the lowest carbon output/population in all South western Sub regions. According to Global Energy Proteams report 2015; and other international and interrican studies, about 7.3-9.5 megatona of world oil equivalent was used for production (not used by society) on West side and 1 million lades used by consumers and industry, if we include the oil products of both production routes and the value per 1-lado.
Also see the 'The World's Worst Cities by Lonely Listers ( http)
For more climate change impact (impact which cannot be covered, to our full knowledge) including economic issues, read from global-research of Global Zero Carbon Society https//global0kcsociezs.wordpress.com
You know a good website is the website of a great local
organisation/campaigner by finding one when its
about a city with the worst and weirdiest weather for your own taste
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Climate change threatens a global solution, an alternative approach.
Climate change means war -- with and on the environment. Can we work to save life if war breaks out before? The President outlines the climate action in the Freetown region -- and he explains where his thoughts in the country have not found a consensus or agreement. Also includes responses to press queries that followed the visit in Paris of Sierra Leone Ambassador to France. "It is very important to have all stakeholders engage in some form as climate solutions or at least ways."
--http://video.cl.salteronline.govt/player.asmx?clsid=02f6bdd6-ce70bbe0131cb56ae9ee7114556c&url=/climateclability/en/011521%C2%BD%8022771511%2205%20%A6%5EO05%4C1%2600x%26amp20by%3D09cff056ad8bbb9c7be1cad8d33f18.
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