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Perubahan Iklim Sebabkan Penyakit Kanker ?
12-Dec-2010; 07:25
Senin, 13 Desember 2010 21:11 WIB |
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Mencairnya gletser dan lembaran es menyebabkan terbebaskannya polutan penyebab kanker ke udara dan lautan, ungkap para ilmuwan seperti dikutip dari Dailymail.
Bahan kimia yang tahan lama itu masuk ke rantai makanan dan makin menumpuk dalam tubuh manusia sehingga dapat memicu tumor, penyakit hati dan ketidaksuburan.Peringatan itu datang dari sebuah penelitian internasional terbaru yang meneliti tentang hubungan antara perubahan iklim dan racun buatan manusia yang disebut persistent organic pollutants (POPs).

 

PM Jepang Sambut Baik Perjanjian Iklim Cancun
12-Dec-2010; 07:29
Minggu, 12 Desember 2010 15:25 WIB
Tokyo (ANTARA News) - Perdana Menteri Jepang Naoto Kan menyambut hasil perundingan iklim Perserikatan Bangsa Bangsa (PBB) di Meksiko sebagai "langkah besar" ke arah pelibatan Amerika Serikat dan China dalam kerangka kerja internasional untuk melawan pemanasan global."Ini adalah hasil yang sangat besar," kata Kan kepada media Jepang Sabtu malam setelah dua pekan pembicaraan berakhir di Cancun dengan menyetujui pembentukan dana baru untuk mengelola miliaran dolar bantuan kepada negara-negara miskin.

 

Finland To Fund Sustainable Energy From Forests In Indonesia
13-Dec-2010; 07:06
Date: 13-Dec-10
Country: INDONESIA
Author: Chris White

Finland is aiming to set up an scheme to produce renewable biomass energy from Indonesian forests next year, following in the footsteps of a lauded Norwegian agreement to tackle Indonesia's high deforestation.Finland's scheme, with initial investment of four million euros, is small compared to the $1 billion pledged by Norway, but is a sign more countries may look to do bilateral deals if U.N. talks in Cancun fail to produce a global climate pact.

Climate Talks End With Modest Steps, No Kyoto Deal
13-Dec-2010; 07:15
Date: 13-Dec-10
Country: MEXICO
Author: Russell Blinch and Chris Buckley

The world's governments agreed on Saturday to modest steps to combat climate change and to give more money to poor countries, but they put off until next year tough decisions on cutting greenhouse gas emissions.The deal includes a Green Climate Fund that would give $100 billion a year in aid to poor nations by 2020, measures to protect tropical forests and ways to share clean energy technologies.

Obama sees Cancun Meet As Advance In Climate Change Fight
13-Dec-2010; 07:17
Date: 13-Dec-10
Country: USA
Author: REUTERS

President Barack Obama told Mexican President Felipe Calderon on Saturday that the Cancun climate conference had built on the Copenhagen accord and advances the effort to address climate change, the White House said.

New Climate Battle Looms In South Africa In 2011
14-Dec-2010; 07:19
Date: 14-Dec-10
Country: MEXICO
Author: Alister Doyle

The world's governments face a new battle in South Africa in 2011 between rich and poor about slowing climate change, buoyed by some progress in Mexico but with faded hopes for a new treaty in coming years.In 2011, governments will try to build on a deal in Mexico to set up a Green Climate Fund to help channel $100 billion in climate aid a year from 2020, along with new systems to protect tropical forests and share clean technologies.