Friday, October 19, 2012

I actually got it Post by Allianz Insurance, from a co-worker with the great name Miki Yokoyama. la


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I actually got it Post by Allianz Insurance, from a co-worker with the great name Miki Yokoyama. labor works Woman (I nachgegoogelt and a priori it is a) Yokoyama sent me some information with pictures, which Allianz Insurance was created together with the WWF. It was then that everything would be available labor works for immediate release. Well, George willste not? I'm a very servile type, and have picked out the most beautiful graphics to you as desired to show here. It is the alliance of Allianz and WWF to an accounting, where each of the G8 countries (and some emerging markets) in CO2 fluxes, labor works renewable energy, in an effort labor works to meet the Kyoto Protocol, etc. would be for Sun Germany is of course world champion (Vivat, Vivat). I can verify the veracity of the information is not related, but have no reason to doubt it. The accompanying text is provided with a long list of references. And if you can what is good for insurance, then there are certainly speaking for himself graphics. So be it then. Here are my favorite alliance charts. An explanatory text can be found here, the press release here, a video of the whole here.
Yes, and why the world's leading exporter is almost gone?
So now I have looked in the direction indicated by Allianz / WWF source. It is the UNFCC Greenhaousgas emission Database: http://unfccc.int/documentation/documents/advanced_search/items/3594.php?rec=j&priref=600004891 # beg
In CO2 equivalents since Fuers years are 2006, approximately 550,000 Giga program for France and nearly double for Germany (1,000,000 Gg). Germany has about 20Mill. more inhabitants. At least with those numbers I can not explain now, the alliance numbers first.
WWF does not consider labor works nuclear power to be a viable policy option. The indicators "emissions per capita", "emissions per GDP" and "CO2 per kWh of electricity." For all countries have been adjusted as if Therefore the generation of electricity labor works from nuclear power had produced labor works 350 gCO2/kWh (emission factor labor works for natural gas) Without the adjustment, the original indicators for France would have been much lower eg, 86 gCO2/kWh
One can be for my sake think that nuclear energy is bad or dangerous without Zukunftsperspetive. What this perfectly legitimate vote, however, has to look for in the calculation of CO2 emissions, who wants to understand.
One can be for my sake think that nuclear energy is bad or dangerous without Zukunftsperspetive. What this perfectly legitimate vote, however, has to look for in the calculation of CO2 emissions, who wants to understand.
One can be for my sake think that nuclear energy is bad or dangerous without labor works Zukunftsperspetive. What this perfectly legitimate labor works vote, however, has to look for in the calculation of CO2 emissions, who wants to understand.
"In CO2 equivalents since Fuers year 2006 are approximately 550,000 Giga program for France and nearly double for Germany (1,000,000 Gg). Germany has about 20Mill. more inhabitants. At least with those numbers I can not explain now, the alliance numbers labor works first. "
When "climate index" the current labor works emissions are weighted only very low: http://www.germanwatch.org/klima/ksi.htm the more weighty the trend scored. Then came the collapse of the GDR in handy.
Also interesting is the review with respect to the Kyoto results. Informs you about the history and compare these with the Co

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