“There’s no single techno-fix, there’s no silver bullet, but there is ‘silver birdshot’ — what we can do in industry, what we can do in buildings, what we can do in transport,” Kartha says. “And moreover, it is an opportunity for employment. Making efficient things and making them efficiently generally creates more jobs than digging resources out of the ground and burning them.”
Sivan Kartha, a senior scientist with the Stockholm Environment Institute’s US Center in Somerville, Massachusetts.
Sivan Kartha
With the end of the UNFCCC Kyoto protocol the worlds leaders expressly the G20 have invested heavily in put in to place and ratifying a new and speculated much more far reaching environmental impact agreement. The 2014 UN climate change study calls for an admit dramatic steps to try to curb off climate change, the UN climate change summit held in New York in September language was agreed upon and set to be ratified by all UN member nations in France May 2015
The central China’s government has legislated 277 billion USD in 2014 to improve air quality in northern china over the next 10 years. The central government has implemented industry wide emission standards as well as started soliciting clean technology from country’s and firms around the world to support there clean air efforts
