AHEAD OF JUNE CLIMATE CHANGE TALKS, UN BODY URGES COORDINATED RESPONSE TO CO2 ‘DANGER ZONE’

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AHEAD OF JUNE CLIMATE CHANGE TALKS, UN BODY URGES COORDINATED RESPONSE
TO CO<SUB>2</SUB> 'DANGER ZONE'New York, May 13 2013 5:00PMIn the
face of "clear and present danger," the United Nations climate change
body is warning that a stepped-up coordinated response is needed to
fend off the impacts of climate change after the world's
carbon-dioxide concentrations surpassed their highest level in 4
million years.

"The world must wake up and take note of what this means for human
security, human welfare and economic development,"
<"http://unfccc.int/files/press/news_room/press_releases_and_advisories/application/pdf/400_ppm_media_alert_13052013.pdf">said
the Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate
Change (UNFCCC), Christiana Figueres.

"In the face of clear and present danger, we need a policy response
which truly rises to the challenge," she continued urging a "greatly
stepped-up response across all three central pillars of action: action
by the international community, by government at all levels, and by
business and finance."

The statement follows the announcement that global concentrations of
heat-trapped carbon dioxide in the atmosphere last week passed the 400
parts per million mark, which impacts efforts to limit global warming
to 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) from pre- industrial
levels.

The new measurement came from Mauna Loa, a volcano on the big island
of Hawaii that has been monitoring the worldwide trend on carbon
dioxide.

According to media reports, the last time was during an epoch called
the Pliocene when the daily temperature was much warmer, the ice caps
smaller and the sea level as much as 80 feet higher.

With this in mind, Governments will meet for two-weeks starting on 3
June in Bonn, Germany, for the next round of climate change talks
under the umbrella of the UNFCCC.

A central focus of the talks will be negotiations to build a new
global climate agreement and
to drive greater immediate climate action.May 13 2013 5:00PM
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