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Originally posted by adanna:
In an effort to fight against climate change, President Jagdeo has introduced an initiative on climate change. The Jagdeo initiative was first introduced at the Commonwealth Finance Ministers’ Meeting in October and then again at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Business forum in Kampala, Uganda, November 2007.

President Jagdeo’s initiative calls for developed countries to give market-based incentives to developing countries, who can offer their rainforest in service of the world’s fight against climate change.

It is a known fact that developed nations are guilty of contributing the most carbon dioxide emissions to the environment, the leading contributing factor to global warming. In fact, the United States alone contributes 25% of carbon dioxide emissions.

The Jagdeo initiative and India’s initiative on climate change are consistent. Also, in the United Kingdom, President Bharrat Jagdeo’s initiative has been featured on the BBC and Sky News.

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Originally posted by adanna:
President Jagdeo’s initiative calls for developed countries to give market-based incentives to developing countries, who can offer their rainforest in service of the world’s fight against climate change.

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Originally posted by Communicator:
If there is a climate Jagdeo should have been fighting to change, it is the political climate in Guyana.

What's the point telling us he is fighting for climate change when he and the PPP have contributed by their assinine approach to politics of absolute selfishness - IT'S THERE WAY OR THE HIGHWAY - to the hostility we are witnessing between the PPP government and the political opposition and the independent media?

This is his motto: SAVE THE GREEN! KILL THE PEOPLE!

What, is he going to end up governing trees and plants and animals in the jungle? Maybe he might end up living with them in a weird style of beastility.