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"O kas Lietuvai gero?"
Mokslo tyrimu rezultatai - ne zvalgybos informacija, jie yra prieinami visiems. Tikslesni prietaisai - tikslesni matavimai - tikslesni rezultatai - patikimesnes prognozes, taip pat ir Lietuvai, nes klimatui nerupi valstybiu sienos.
Mokslo tyrimu rezultatai - ne zvalgybos informacija, jie yra prieinami visiems. Tikslesni prietaisai - tikslesni matavimai - tikslesni rezultatai - patikimesnes prognozes, taip pat ir Lietuvai, nes klimatui nerupi valstybiu sienos.
O kas Lietuvai gero?
nator John Barrasso, a conservative freshman Republican from Wyoming, said on Tuesday that he would try to stop the Central Intelligence Agency from opening a new climate change center by choking off its funding.
“The C.I.A. is responsible for gathering foreign intelligence information for the United States,” Mr. Barrasso said in announcing an amendment to a 2010 spending bill to block any money being spent by the agency on the new office. “I don’t believe creating a center on climate change is going to prevent terrorist attacks.”
The agency announced late last month that it was creating a Center on Climate Change and National Security to look at how droughts, rising seas, mass migrations and competition for resources could affect the nation’s military and economic priorities.
In a press release, the agency said it did not intend to duplicate scientific work done by other government and private institutions. Rather, the agency said, the new unit would advise policymakers as they negotiate and verify international environmental agreements, including whatever emerges from the 192-nation global warming talks in Copenhagen in December.
“Decision makers need information and analysis on the effects climate change can have on security,” said Leon Panetta, the C.I.A. director. “The C.I.A. is well positioned to deliver that intelligence.”
The small center will be led by specialists from the agency’s intelligence bureau and its directorate of science and technology. It will compile and distribute satellite imagery and other information that can help policy makers and scientists inside and outside of government understand global environmental phenomena.
Climate change is a relatively new area of study for the American intelligence community. The National Intelligence Council, which produces government-wide intelligence analyses, completed its first assessment of the national security implications of climate change just last year.
The unclassified report concluded that climate change would have significant geopolitical impacts around the world and would contribute to a host of problems, including poverty, environmental degradation and the weakening of national governments.
The assessment warned that the storms, droughts and food shortages that might result from a warming planet in coming decades would create numerous relief emergencies and put added strains on the American military.
Senator Barrasso said the intelligence community had enough challenges without taking on global warming.
“The C.I.A. is responsible for gathering foreign intelligence information for the United States,” Mr. Barrasso said in announcing an amendment to a 2010 spending bill to block any money being spent by the agency on the new office. “I don’t believe creating a center on climate change is going to prevent terrorist attacks.”
The agency announced late last month that it was creating a Center on Climate Change and National Security to look at how droughts, rising seas, mass migrations and competition for resources could affect the nation’s military and economic priorities.
In a press release, the agency said it did not intend to duplicate scientific work done by other government and private institutions. Rather, the agency said, the new unit would advise policymakers as they negotiate and verify international environmental agreements, including whatever emerges from the 192-nation global warming talks in Copenhagen in December.
“Decision makers need information and analysis on the effects climate change can have on security,” said Leon Panetta, the C.I.A. director. “The C.I.A. is well positioned to deliver that intelligence.”
The small center will be led by specialists from the agency’s intelligence bureau and its directorate of science and technology. It will compile and distribute satellite imagery and other information that can help policy makers and scientists inside and outside of government understand global environmental phenomena.
Climate change is a relatively new area of study for the American intelligence community. The National Intelligence Council, which produces government-wide intelligence analyses, completed its first assessment of the national security implications of climate change just last year.
The unclassified report concluded that climate change would have significant geopolitical impacts around the world and would contribute to a host of problems, including poverty, environmental degradation and the weakening of national governments.
The assessment warned that the storms, droughts and food shortages that might result from a warming planet in coming decades would create numerous relief emergencies and put added strains on the American military.
Senator Barrasso said the intelligence community had enough challenges without taking on global warming.
ten jie sieks amerikai isskirtiniu teisiu. Gi tai nenaujiena...Praktiskai slopins progresa!
Trečiop - nuo to gerai nebus niekam, o Lietuvai tuo labiau. Kadangi šita afera prasmirdus naujais mokesčiais - už naftą, už dujas, už visą kitą deginamą kurą, kuriuos susišluos naftą ir dujas valdantys klanai. Tuo pačiu nedarant nieko, arba netgi žlugdant ir žudant kuriančius alternatyvius energijos šaltinius. Ateis laikas, kai bus pareikalauta iš mūsų susimokėti už mūsų pačių išskiriamą co2. Iš visko atrodo, kad tas laikas ne už kalnų.
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