2018, Poland: When it comes to national leaders, nobody turned up
The second week of the UNFCCC conferences was always the one where the politicians swarm. But this time the only leaders are the ones from tiny pacific atolls who come in hope of increasing their GDP, one grant at a time.
Out of around 134 national representatives delivering speeches over the next two days, only four are heads of government: the president of Kiribati and the prime ministers of Samoa, the Cook Islands and Tuvalu – nations among the most vulnerable to climate change.
No Leonard Di Caprio either.
If there was real money and power going down here, or leaders thought voters loved climate action, they would be in Poland.
Looks like winning.
h/t Pat
PS: Good luck to Great Britain. In the long run, will it be a real hairdryer, or EU approved one?
PPS: Good luck to the Yellow Vests. Watch Craig Rucker from CFACT interview the Gilets Jaune…
The protest is about millionaires … with their private jets, talking about the environment.