AL GORE OPTIMISTIC FOR A COPENHAGEN TREATY

In a SPIEGEL interview, former US vice president and Nobel Peace Prize winner Al Gore, 61, discusses Barack Obama's environmental policies, the endless push by lobbyists to derail reforms and his hopes for a global deal at the climate change summit in Copenhagen next month.

SPIEGEL: Mr. Vice President, you write in your new book, "Our Choice," (to be published in German translation on Nov. 23 as "Wir Haben Die Wahl") that we have at our fingertips all of the tools that we need to solve the climate crisis. The only missing ingredient would be collective will. What makes it so hard for governments to implement change even though most people know what needs to be done?

Gore: As human beings, we are vulnerable to confusing the unprecedented with the improbable. In our everyday experience, if something has never happened before, we are generally safe in assuming it is not going to happen in the future, but the exceptions can kill you and climate change is one of those exceptions. Neuroscientists point out that we are inherently better able to respond quickly to the kinds of threats that our evolutionary ancestors survived -- like other humans with weapons, snakes and spiders or fire. Also, there is a real-time lag between the causes of the climate crisis and its full manifestation. That makes it seem less urgent to many people.

Gore is talking about a huge human transformation http://tinyurl.com/ye3h8af and is optimistic that some form of treaty will be reached in Copenhagen, even though he has not yet been told that Obama will actually be going.  But he thinks he's a "nudge" and can make it happen.  Who does he think he is? http://tinyurl.com/ylqoegu  I pray he won't get this far.

Angela Merkel in the meantime is not so sure she wants to pledge a financial committment to the Treaty, saying she spent all their money on the bailouts etc.  Once a fierce supporter of the climate change issue, she's now pulling back.  She's a stubborn and smart German and will  get her way. http://tinyurl.com/yz8bvn8

FOLLOW-UP TO THE COPENHAGEN CLIMATE TALKS

The Copenhagen climate talks, to be held in December, were originally conceived as the final milestone on the road to a global emissions reduction agreement. Now, though, few expect the summit to produce a pact. SPIEGEL ONLINE spoke with Sweden's climate change envoy about the remaining hurdles.

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HERE WE GO AGAIN, BROWN INSISTS OBAMA ATTEND COPENHAGEN TREATY

As all the articles are meshing into each other now, the picture is becoming clearer all the time.  Now the pressure is coming from England and Europe.  All the climate change proponents need to take a class real soon to understand that there is no problem. The latest film "Not Evil, Just Wrong" that captured the internet yesterday made it perfectly clear that old Gore did tremendous damage with his claim and now all nations are following suit.  Brown is as bad as the rest of them.  Here is what he said:

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THE NOBEL PRIZE WAS NOT ABOUT PEACE

Of course, we sort of knew there had to be a string attached to the award.  But with the constant bombardment of issues thrown at us daily, who'd have thought of the Copenhagen Treaty.  They are counting on BO to sign this agreement along with Canada.  What will he do?  Sell us out?  What can we the people do about it before it's too late.  We can't afford sending any more billions overseas when our own country is suffering as it is. 
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