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Bad foreshadowing? Or perhaps, like the editors, you can’t quite make out what’s important?
Try here: Two sentences that made the “In Brief” filler on page B6 of today’s Vancouver Sun … including:
…. the “alarming rate” of the Arctic melt highlights the far-reaching changes caused by global warming.
It’s our Arctic, of course – but that hardly justifies giving it a page 1 treatment. Boooring.
Or to put it another way:
New Yorker
If, on the other hand, you think climate change deserves something more in the way of action and belong to an organization that cares, then you might want it to sign an open letter from the Climate Justice Project calling for action from our provincial leaders.
It includes this:
The window for action is closing rapidly. It is imperative that wealthy jurisdictions like BC renew their commitment to climate action and resume the leadership role that is missing in North America.
For more, contact:
Marc Lee, Senior Economist
Co-Director, Climate Justice Project
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, BC Office
1400-207 West Hastings St., Vancouver, BC V6B 1H7
T: 604-801-5121 x228















This story is also buried in the ‘environment section’ of the NYTimes while the front page deals with the aftermath (read sewage clean up) of hurricane Sandy. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/29/science/earth/un-agency-says-2012-ranks-among-hottest-years.html