HomeMiddle ColumnRio+20 Earth summit concludes with few commitments -- Countries agree to develop... Middle Column Rio+20 Earth summit concludes with few commitments — Countries agree to develop long-term sustainability goals – but without timelines By Marc Morano - June 22, 2012 253 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsrioun Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleNYT: ‘Should Air-Conditioning Go Global, or Be Rationed Away?’ — Is A/C a modern-day right like clean water…or an unsustainable luxury that we should give up or ration?’Next articleCheers! Rio Earth Summit dismissed as ‘hoax that achieved nothing’: Oxfam declares: ‘They came, they talked, but they failed to act’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles North America May See Natural Gas Prices Follow Global Ones – A Frightening Taste of The Agony Developing Countries Are Facing Climate411 They can show up quietly and more deadly in the form of shuttered businesses, unliveable utility bills, and soaring inflation for anything that relies... Read more Claim: For Wetland Plants, Sea-level Rise Stamps Out Benefits of Higher CO2 Climate411 Beneficial effects of rising CO2 for plants disappear under flooding, 33-year field experiment reveals Read more German Conservationists Score Win In Battle To Protect 1000-Year Old “Grimm’s Fairytale Forest” From Green Insanity Climate411 The legal fight to rescue the treasured forest from windpark industrialization has begun. Read more
