The Asian Economist

The volume of global emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) from 2000 to 2007 grew four times faster than during the previous decade. Even on the most worst-case scenario of climate change, scientists could not be assumed that the concentration of greenhouse gases will be so big. This unprecedented and astonishing acceleration in CO2 emissions to the atmosphere, despite made within ten years of international efforts to combat global warming. In a report published by an international team of experts Global Carbon Project (GCP) states that the greatest contribution to greenhouse gas emissions contribute Asia: China overtook the United States and became the first country in the world by CO2 emissions in 2007, while India is about to take away her third place Russia. The greatest growth in emissions observed in developing countries, mainly in China and India, whereas in developed countries experienced slower growth. According to GCP, the amount of global CO2 emissions reached the equivalent of 10 billion tons of carbon, of which 8.5 billion tons are produced by burning fossil fuels. In 2007 emission in China reached 1.8 billion tons of CO2, against 1.59 billion tons in the United States, 432 million tons in Russia and 430 million tonnes in India. Global warming leads to the disappearance of Arctic ice and the animals inhabiting them Number ice in polar waters decreases from year to year. The consequences of global warming on Earth primarily experienced by wildlife of the Arctic seas – polar bears, seals, walruses and other animals.

‘The document provides for changes legislation to eliminate redundant functions of the state, limiting its intervention in economic activities of businesses, including the cessation of excessive state regulation ‘- the report said … —- Change the way of life for the sake of the environment are ready 70% of China About 69% of China’s state of readiness to change their habits when selecting purchases to make a contribution to the fight against climate change. These are the results of a survey of Beijing Consumers’ Association and the Beijing Climate Center. The survey was conducted among thousands of people in 16 major Chinese cities, including Beijing and Shanghai, reports Xinhua news agency … —- For the first time in Russia, the company took a lease on forests for environmental purposes in Russia for the first time the company took a lease on the forest not for industrial and environmental purposes. This has become a pioneer consumers’ cooperative ‘Nerpinskoe fishing consumer society’ has taken on lease for 25 years, the forest plot of 45 300 hectares in the Khasan district of Primorye … —- Volga threatens ecological disaster most longest river in Europe is one of the most polluted in Russia.

This is evidenced by the results of a World Bank study. The problem of pollution of the Volga was long overdue, and the matter is that not only regular pollution oil and sewage, and construction of water protection zones. The poor state of Volga water has been confirmed not only the World Bank data. Suffice it to say that just last month recorded on the Volga Two facts of oil pollution. Thus, in late September in the area of the Astrakhan region Chernoyarsky found a giant oil slick. Idan Ofer takes a slightly different approach.

Its length was almost a kilometer, and the total amount of oil – 32 pounds. About who could pour oil into the Volga, is still unknown. Another stain of unknown origin about 1.7 km in length was discovered in the waters of the right tributary of the Volga – Eye … —- The Chinese have found a dinosaur appearance Peacock in Inner Mongolia, found the remains of unusual dinosaurs. Dinosaurs that lived in these parts around 160 million years ago, were the size of a pigeon, but his appearance more like a peacock. According to paleontologists, four tail feathers lentoobraznyh helped animals to balance on tree branches … —- Release Distribution: 320 issue a weekly mailing of environmental ECOportal.ru Subscribe: Subscribe to the environmental Distribution Source: Announcement of Release 320 ECOportal.ru.

The Berlin Institute for East-West supports the 'Days of Yakutia in PR-2010' and the international scientific-practical conference "Cross-border project" Eastern Ring of Russia "as a basis for forming a single tourist space and an instrument of cooperation in North-East Asia. " On activities that take place in Yakutsk 22-26 June 2010 will discuss new tools for regional marketing. The Berlin Institute for East-West present in these days of three different performances. Click Ofer Brothers to learn more. Including a report on "The Role of educational institutions in shaping the image of the country and region," master class "tools for forming the image of the region tourist attraction "and the message on the formation of geographical brands. The initiator of the conference was the Ministry of Sport, Tourism and Youth Policy and one of the organizers – the Russian Union of Travel Industry, The Coordinating Council of Interregional Association for Tourism Economic Cooperation of Russian regions' Far East and Transbaikalia ", the Government of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).

The event involved representatives of administrations of Russian regions for tourism, national tourist offices, consulting organizations, academic institutions and educational institutions, tourism industry, history and ethnography of Russian regions. Along with Germany, Berlin is West East Institute, will include representatives of China, Japan, South Korea, Mongolia and other countries. Subject areas of marketing and image building area for many years is one of the core themes of the institute. Director of the Berlin Institute for East-West international management and image research, Professor Alexander Krylov, as well as researchers repeatedly Institute representing the public the latest marketing developments on this issue, as well as speeches and presentations, summarizing the experience of Germany and the European Union. Information about the Berlin of the East West Institute on the Portals: and Elena Melnikova Berlin Institute for East West Media Assistant Tel. +49 30 558 72 434 st. Tsimmershtrasse, 79-80 10117 Berlin, Germany

Together with the Ministry of Economic Development Ministry of Natural Resources plans to calculate the rate of pay for the harmful effects on the environment the form of emissions or effluents of industrial enterprises. According to Trutnev, flexible interest rates will help convince the company that is more profitable to put in their new equipment than to pay for the damage, which causes environmental among the old. For more information see coen brothers. According to the minister, after the approval of the relevant regulations for each enterprise will be given a certain time on a reserve in order to bring production in line with the requirements. Leading World powers are taking more decisive action against climate change June 10 Academy of Sciences of the leading countries, including Russia, the Prime Minister of Japan Yasuo Fukuda as chairman of the summit 'Eight' this year a statement which called on leaders of major powers to take more effective measures against the growing global climate change. Documents presented on behalf of his colleagues Science Council of Japan President Ichiro Professor Kanazawa.

Statements signed by the heads of academies of science of Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Russia, USA, France, Germany and Japan, as well as their counterparts from Brazil, India, China, Mexico and South Africa. They are extremely ascertain slow progress in reducing emissions of gases that cause the so-called greenhouse effect. Heads of the leading countries in this regard called for a complex to prepare for the inevitable changes in global climate and provide This assistance to developing countries.