Why Factories Shutdown - Part 1 of 10 NOT JUST THE FACTORY, THE HISTORY ALSO VANISHES! WHY? A look at the decisions made to shutdown a factory. It takes an in depth look at how globalization benefits developing nations while it destroys the domestic market. This documentary will give you a better understanding of the decisions made in the boardroom, and the lives of the people affected. This is Part 1 of a 10 Part Docu-Series
Democracy NOW! DN! A group of 133 developing nations have walked out of a key part of the climate talks in Warsaw, Poland. The United States, Australia, Canada and other industrialized countries are pushing for the
issue, known as loss and damage, to be put off until after the 2015 climate talks in Paris. Provided to you under Democracy NOW! creative commons license.
Democracy NOW! DN! Newly leaked documents have revealed how U.S. negotiators at the U.N. climate summit in Warsaw are opposing efforts to help developing countries adapt to climate change. According to an internal U.S.
briefing memo seen by Democracy Now!, the U.S. delegation is worried the talks in Warsaw will "focus increasingly on blame and liability" and that poor nations will be "seeking redress for climate damages from sea level rise, droughts, powerful storms and other adverse impacts." We speak with Nitin Sethi, a journalist with
The Hindu newspaper who first reported on the leaked document. Provided to you under Democracy NOW! Creative commons license.
Providing access to sustainable energy to an additional 500 million people by 2030.
That's the aim of "Energizing Development", a new initiative unveiled by the European Commission on Monday. With a budget of 50 million euros, the EU will give technical advice to those developing countries who choose to participate in the programme.Â
Led by the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, the plan also seeks to improve energy efficiency and double the amount of renewable energy currently used.
The EU wants the private sector to get involved. To encourage companies to participate, Brussels will create guarantee schemes with banks to provide investors more assurance that their money is safe.Â
Mid and long-term private investment has been scarce. Many companies still fear the risks of funding renewable energies are too high while benefits are too slow to emerge.Â

Around 1.3 billion people around the world have no access to electricity. Almost 3 billion people globally still use wood, charcoal or ...
Campaigners are calling on European ministers -- attending the Durban Climate Change conference (28 Nov - 09 Dec 2011) - to follow the lead of the United Nations after it suspended a controversial carbon credits scheme that encouraged developing countries to build coal power projects.
The UN's Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is designed to encourage global financial markets to invest in low carbon projects and has created a trading market worth USD$144 billion.
Now pictures have now emerged showing how open cast mining at the Sasan thermal power plant in Madhya Pradesh in India, funded through carbon credits, has forced some of the world's poorest from their homes and left communities destroyed.
The UN suspended coal projects from the carbon offset scheme because the rules used to calculate emission reductions had resulted in the creation of "artificial carbon credits". It will now look at new methods of monitoring and verifying the effects of carbon credits.
Investors in the Clean Development Mechanism are frustrated by the repeated changes to the rules governing which projects qualify for carbon credits, and increasingly disillusioned with the low price of carbon determined through the mechanism.
Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas is launching in New York this week a campaign to join the United Nations as a full member state. US President Barak Obama has already said he will âvetoâ the Palestinian UN bid and has urged Abbas to drop his plans and go back to the negotiating table.
However, itâs clear for many that Mr.Obama has been pushed into a corner. Rejecting the Palestinian bid would mean conveying a risky message to the Arab world. Doing otherwise would go against the politics of his own re-election bid next year.
But what does Europe think? The position of many European governments is not clear yet. However, Sarkozy in his speech on Wednesday suggested that upgrading Palestineâs status from âobserving entityâ to âobserving stateâ is a god compromise to start developing a concrete timeline of negotiations. This would include 1 month to start bilateral talks, 6 months to deal with security and borders and 1 year to sign the final agreement. It remains unclear if European leaders will ...
Rudy Martin discusses the upgrades or positive outlooks on sovereign debt ratings that emerging market nations from China to Brazil and Turkey have been winning, highlighting the relative strength of developing economies versus advanced nations.
Be Veg. Go Green. 2 Save the Planet.（吃素、環保、來救地球）for more details, Please visit http://www.SupremeMasterTV.com A new Adaptation Committee has been assigned to assist developing nations in protecting from the already increasing climate impacts such as floods, droughts, and sea level rise...etc.
將成立一個新機構「因應委員會」來保護開發中國家避免水災、旱災和海平面上升，不斷增加的氣候衝擊...等等。
Be Veg. Go Green. 2 Save the Planet.（吃素、環保、來救地球）for more details, Please visit http://www.SupremeMasterTV.com A new Adaptation Committee has been assigned to assist developing nations in protecting from the already increasing climate impacts such as floods, droughts, and sea level rise...etc.
將成立一個新機構「因應委員會」來保護開發中國家避免水災、旱災和海平面上升，不斷增加的氣候衝擊...等等。
A weak agreement. A failure. A deception. A farce.
The United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen has not become the turning point in history that many people on earth were hoping for.
Despite the urgency of global warming, the worldâs political leadership did not manage to step beyond its own shadows.
In the end, national economic and political interests weighed more heavily than the general global interests.
Our global environment, particularly in developing countries, now is the main victim. Financing innovation in green technology will remain difficult.
The only issue agreed on is the need to keep global warming limited to a rise of 2 degrees celsius. Still undecided is the how and when that is to happen.
Copenhagen did not only lack political will, but it also lacked organizational skills. Thatâs disappointing and embarrassing, certainly given the enormity of what was at stake:
reducing global warming so that planet earth remains a place to live for future generations.
There is broad ... Distributed by Tubemogul.
http://greenmedianews.com Today at COP15 negotiations threatened to break down as the African nations and developing countries almost walked out of the talks. Meanwhile Canada continues to face international scrutiny and the ire of it's own citizens for being among the worst global citizens due to the Canadian government's efforts to block climate change reform. A fake news release earlier today announced grand sweeping reform in Canada, and to the dismay of it's own citizens who learned it was a hoax. Evan Kopelson reports live from the Bella Center in Copenhagen, at COP15, the climate change conference.
NORFOLK, Va. (Dec. 3, 2009) Sailors aboard the guided-missile frigate USS Nicholas (FFG 47) say farewell to family and friends as the ship departs Naval Station Norfolk at the beginning of a regularly scheduled deployment. The ship will join Africa Partnership Station (APS), a maritime partnership with Africa, and will aid in developing professional skills and capabilities of African nations to protect their own waterways. (U.S. Navy video by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Justin Williams/Released)
Talks on financing measures to help developing nations deal with the impact of climate change have failed, says MEP Rebecca Harms, co-President of the European Greens/EFA group in the European Parliament. In this interview, Harms speaks out critically against the lack of decisiveness among the leaders of the 27 member states of the European Union. A deal on climate finance here would have paved the way for a global agreement at the Copenhagen COP15 talks in December. Distributed by Tubemogul.
"Dr. Darrick Antell, a NYC cosmetic surgeon, has donated his services and expertise to various charity organizations in developing nations as well as the United Nations. For More Information Visit: http://www.antell-md.com"
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MacArthur âGenius Grantâ winner Amy Smith presents Design, Dialogue and Duct Tape â Tools for International Development - using technological innovation to address everyday problems in developing nations.
Children With No School is an Andino International campaign which partners with local communities and organizations to build schools and supply educational materials to some of the world's most impoverished communities in developing nations throughout Latin America. Our first school was established in Arequipa, Peru. We have partnered with the Bruce Organisation, a Peruvian NGO.
British Satellite News interviews workers this morning on their views on the G-20; whether they think enough has been done to restore confidence in the global financial sectors; and whether enough has been done to help developing nations.
We are looking at how the Qurâan validates the Bible. BTW, the Bible does not need the Qurâan for validation because there are many, many validations of facts and points outside the Qurâan.
The Bible consists of Hebrew and Greek scriptures. The Hebrew is kept, supported and honored by Jews and Christians. The Greek scriptures are kept, preserved and honored by Christians.
Pickthal 10:94 And if thou (Muhammad) art in doubt concerning that which We reveal unto thee, then question those who read the Scripture (that was) before thee. Verily the Truth from thy Lord hath come unto thee. So be not thou of the waverers.
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US to buy stakes in major banks Government to use up to $250bn to buy shares in ailing financial institutions. Wall Street gripped by uncertainty Turkish cotton trade at risk Developing nations assured of help Al-Assad moves on Lebanon ties Polls open in Canadian elections California declares fires emergency Ukraine PM blocks ...
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From Australia to India
Globalization has led to increase demands on the workforce of developing nations and it has become imperative for them to raise themselves to international standards.
Recently, in a press conference at Le meridian in Delhi, Vrikksh Education announces its affiliation with Technical And Further Education (TAFE) NSW Hunter Institute Australia. There was Mahinder Singh Nayyar (VISA specialist), Abhishek Dhawan (director Vrikksh education), John Arthur (TAFE representative), and Dr.Jamshed A.Siddique.
TAFE is Australia’s largest training provider and among the largest in the world. TAFE institutes are government owned and accredited. It is secure, stable, professionally run, internationally recognized and guaranteed. TAFE is present in 31 countries.
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VRIKKSH EDUCATION brings TAFE
From Australia to India
Globalization has led to increase demands on the workforce of developing nations and it has become imperative for them to raise themselves to international standards.
Recently, in a press conference at Le meridian in Delhi, Vrikksh Education announces its affiliation with Technical And Further Education (TAFE) NSW Hunter Institute Australia. There was Mahinder Singh Nayyar (VISA specialist), .
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Support Enterprise MENTORS International by joining their uPlej page at uPlej.com/MENTORS. Mentors is a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization that provides business training, mentoring, and microfinance services to struggling entrepeneurs in developing nations. Since 1990, Mentors has helped more than 810,000 people and 140,000 families work their way out of poverty. It is Mentors' goal to assist the impoverished in developing countries achieve self-sufficiency through self-help.
Our Strategy – to assist the poor who are anxious to build their livelihood, their families and communities through micro and small scale enterprises.
Our Method – is to work through local affiliated organizations that provide small business loans, training and counsel.
Our Commitment – is to build greater self-respect, self-sufficiency and opportunities through training, character development, counseling and mentoring.
Our Motivation – is to serve "the least of these" in developing countries.
Ryan P. Allis, writer of the bestselling entrepreneurship book "Zero to One Million," speaks about his focus on reducing poverty and human suffering at home and in developing nations while building stronger communities and encouraging access to technology, healthcare, education, and entrepreneurial opportunity.
President Bush's former United Nations ambassador John Bolton said the United States would stand behind a pre-emptive strike by Israel against countries developing "WMD facilities."
In his remark, printed in Tuesday's edition of the Israeli daily Yediot Ahronot, Bolton directly referenced Iran.
"The greatest concern is to prevent Iran and other countries in the region from acquiring nuclear weapons," Bolton said, according to JTA.org, a Jewish news service. "We're talking about a clear message to Iran -- Israel has the right to self-defense --and that includes offensive operations against WMD facilities that pose a threat to Israel. The United States would justify such attacks."
Asked whether Israel has the capability to strike Iran, he added, "In fact it's so clear that on the MIT website there's a paper by two individuals that detail from open sources just exactly how the Israelis could do it."
GOOD Magazine assets, video. E-waste—the computers, cell phones and other electronics we throw away—is often shipped overseas to developing countries where it can be recycled more cheaply. But E-waste recycling and disposal operations found in some of these developing nations are extremely hazardous to humans. “Recycling” involves open burning of plastic waste, and exposure to these toxins wreaks havoc on the human body and can be fatal. Despite all this, the U.S. refuses to ban e-waste exportation. There are many ways you can help. Please visit http://www.goodmagazine.com/ for more information. From Wiredset Digital Agency.
GOOD Magazine assets, video. E-waste—the computers, cell phones and other electronics we throw away—is often shipped overseas to developing countries where it can be recycled more cheaply. But E-waste recycling and disposal operations found in some of these developing nations are extremely hazardous to humans. “Recycling” involves open burning of plastic waste, and exposure to these toxins wreaks havoc on the human body and can be fatal. Despite all this, the U.S. refuses to ban e-waste exportation. There are many ways you can help. Please visit http://www.goodmagazine.com/ for more information. From Wiredset Digital Agency.
