The Anonymous Widower

Hot Air in Copenhagen

So today, the big climate change conference starts in Copenhagen.  Yawn!  Yawn!

I’m cynical anything of any substance will emerge.

Prudence bashes on about how he is at the forefront of reducing our energy use, but this article in the Telegraph says otherwise.

These are two paragraphs from the article.

His former chief scientist Professor Sir David King said he frequently urged Downing Street to spend money on energy saving measures in order to create jobs and cut carbon – but was repeatedly ignored.

And in a separate interview with the Daily Telegraph, the world’s top environmental watchdog Achim Steiner, the head of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), also said the Labour Government failed to “pick the low hanging fruit” of insulating homes and investing in renewable energy.

Typical Prudence, all waffle and bluster, and absolutely no substance.  He doesn’t even have any style.

But I’m totally against this sort of junket.  It should be done  remotely by electronic means, with perhaps two or three important people from each country in Copenhagen to dot i’s and cross t’s.

December 7, 2009 - Posted by AnonW | News | Copenhagen, Environment, Global Warming/Zero-Carbon, Gordon Brown, NuLabor, Politics