TUHO: Haha, vypada to ze centrala Deloitte studii stahla a my jsme se dostali zase do svetovyho tisku .))

One of the world's 'Big Four' accounting firms released a report this week concluding that extreme, "business-as-usual" climate change will benefit a third of the world's economies over the course of the 21st century.
Published online in Czech, the analysis from Deloitte's Prague office said that countries in colder latitudes such as Canada, Norway and Russia "should benefit the most from rising temperatures."
The Czech Republic's GDP, for example, would likely rise 25 percent by 2100 "in the fastest warming scenarios," according to a summary of the report.
The findings -- based on the relationship between average annual temperatures and GDP -- fly in the face of most research on the long-term economic impacts of climate change.
Recent studies in peer-reviewed journals show the world economy taking a huge hit from global warming by century's end, shrinking up to 20 percent by 2100 if greenhouse gases continue unabated.
In a more conservative estimate, the IMF said last year that per capita GDP would drop more than seven percent.
"Calculating the effects of climate change purely on the basis of changes in mean temperature or rainfall altering GDP is naive and misleading," said Tim Lenton, a professor at the Global System Institute at the University of Exeter, commenting on the Deloitte report.
"Climate change is the most profound risk management problem humanity has ever faced."

- 'Perfectly insane' -
Gernot Wagner, an associate professor in climate economics at New York University, said the big risks from global warming come from extreme weather events such as heatwaves and flooding, not changes in average temperature.
"This is an example of a seemingly logical 'study' that is also perfectly insane," he said.

'Big Four' accounting firm sees upside to climate change
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/big-four-accounting-firm-sees-222334060.html

Co studie Deloitte opomíjí a v čem se mýlí?
Polemika se studií “Ekonomie změny klimatu. Včetně dopadů na Česko”
V případě, že se vám správně nezobrazují některé obrázky či vzorce, stáhněte si, prosím, dokument ve formátu pdf.

Oceňujeme, že se konzultační společnost Deloitte, jako jeden z mála komerčních subjektů v ČR, problematikou změn klimatu dlouhodobě zabývá. Jedním z výstupů těchto aktivit je nejnovější analýza dopadů vyvolaných změnou klimatu pro ČR (Deloitte 2020). Tuto studii vítáme, protože přispívá k odborné debatě o závažných problémech, kterým musíme čelit.
Avšak závěry provedeného modelování dopadů klimatické změny - a to jak ve vydané tiskové zprávě, tak v následně uveřejněné studii - nejsou adekvátně podložené, trpí omezeními použitého přístupu a neměly by být používány k zobecnění, o které se studie pokouší. Pokusíme se v následujících bodech vysvětlit proč.

Co studie Deloitte opomíjí a v čem se mýlí?
https://czp.cuni.cz/...ex.php/cz/8-centrum/aktuality/1234-co-studie-deloitte-opomiji-a-v-cem-se-myli

Příběhy o přelidnění odvádějí pozornost od bohatých, kteří pohánějí klimatickou krizi - G Monbiot
https://denikreferendum.cz/...idneni-odvadeji-pozornost-od-bohatych-kteri-pohaneji-klimatickou-krizi

microsoft carbon neutral od 2012, carbon negative od 2030 a water positive od 2030 :) zamestnanci budou pit recyklovanou odpadni vodu a destovku...

Environmental Sustainability – Microsoft CSR
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/corporate-responsibility/sustainability

YMLADRIS:


Climate activists – out of prison for now, but still effectively silenced. - Real Media - The News You Don't See
https://realmedia.press/climate-activists-silenced/

This morning at Wood Green Crown Court in North London, Judge J. Dodd QC freed Extinction Rebellion founder Roger Hallam, and retired GP Dr Diana Warner, who have both spent a month in prison on remand.

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after four weeks in prison under what were described as very difficult conditions (including days of solitary confinement, lack of exercise, mice, cockroaches, and no vegan food other than cold water pot noodles) the two were released. New bail and curfew conditions were imposed on all – the staggered curfew was replaced by a simple overnight curfew, with a strong warning that any breach will likely mean a return to prison.

Additionally, Hallam was ordered to wear an electronic tag.

The next case management meeting will be at the end of November, but there is no likelihood of a trial until well into next year.

If you thought pre-crime and thought crime were something from dystopian sci-fi, bear in mind that these five passionate climate activists are on stringent bail conditions not to talk to each other, on the basis of a recording of a meeting allegedly planning non-violent actions designed to bring attention to the seriousness and lack of government action over the climate crisis

Although they are under threat of further imprisonment that they mustn’t communicate with each other or plan any activism, their actual trial has no date and will certainly not take place for many months and possibly a year or more.

At a previous trial, in defiance of the judge’s directions, the jury sided with Hallam and delivered a ‘perverse judgement’ acquitting him of the criminal damage he’d caused at King’s College London. He persuaded them that his actions, as part of a successful campaign to force the college to divest from fossil-fuels, were necessary and proportionate, given the climate and ecological emergency.

NASA Sees High Temperatures, Wildfires, Sea Ice Minimum Extent in Warming Arctic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtM9KTVGFVw

U.S. and European Oil Giants Go Different Ways on Climate Change
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/21/business/energy-environment/oil-climate-change-us-europe.html

As oil prices plunge and concerns about climate change grow, BP, Royal Dutch Shell and other European energy companies are selling off oil fields, planning a sharp reduction in emissions and investing billions in renewable energy.

The American oil giants Chevron and Exxon Mobil are going in a far different direction. They are doubling down on oil and natural gas and investing what amounts to pocket change in innovative climate-oriented efforts like small nuclear power plants and devices that suck carbon out of the air.

The disparity reflects the vast differences in how Europe and the United States are approaching climate change, a global threat that many scientists say is increasing the frequency and severity of disasters like wildfires and hurricanes. European leaders have made tackling climate change a top priority while President Trump has called it a “hoax” and has dismantled environmental regulations to encourage the exploitation of fossil fuels.

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To environmentalists and even some Wall Street investors, the American oil giants are clearly making the wrong call. In August, for example, Storebrand Asset Management, Norway’s largest private money manager, divested from Exxon Mobil and Chevron. And Larry Fink, who leads the world’s largest investment manager, BlackRock, has called climate change “a defining factor in companies’ long-term prospects.”

European oil executives, by contrast, have said that the age of fossil fuels is dimming and that they are planning to leave many of their reserves buried forever. They also argue that they must protect their shareholders by preparing for a future in which governments enact tougher environmental policies.

volby

Budou kraje řešit klima? Jen pokud je povedou Zelení, Piráti, TOP 09 a STAN
Radek Kubala

https://denikreferendum.cz/...budou-kraje-resit-klima-jen-pokud-je-povedou-zeleni-pirati-top-09astan

Addressing the U.N. General Assembly, Xi said China would achieve a peak in carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and carbon neutrality before 2060, the first time the world’s biggest emitter of carbon dioxide has pledged to end its net contribution to climate change.

“China will scale up its intended Nationally Determined Contributions (to the Paris agreement) by adopting more vigorous policies and measures,” Xi said, urging all countries to pursue a “green recovery of the world economy in the post-COVID era.”

Xi used the lectern to call for multilateral action on climate change after U.S. President Donald Trump called the Paris climate agreement - with nearly 200 signatories - a one-sided agreement and criticized China for being the world’s largest source of carbon emissions.

China calls for global 'green revolution' as Trump goes solo on climate | Reuters
https://uk.reuters.com/...ls-for-global-green-revolution-as-trump-goes-solo-on-climate-idUKKCN26D2DH

encyklopedie od Portalu

Dětská literatura | Jak se vyznat v klimatu | Nakladatelství Portál
https://obchod.portal.cz/detska-literatura/jak-se-vyznat-v-klimatu/

K dosažení klimatické neutrality do roku 2050 stačí investovat 1-2 procenta HDP ročně
https://www.czechsight.cz/...aticke-neutrality-do-roku-2050-staci-investovat-1-2-procenta-hdp-rocne/

nejsem si jista zda byl tento Jakub