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Cardinal Peter Turkson, papal envoy to the climate change negotiations. PHOTO JNPARISmdash;Cardinal Peter Turkson, the papal envoy to the climate change negotiations being held in this city, told reporters the role of the Vatican as an observer state of the 21st Conf <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.es>stanley cup spain</a> erence of Parties COP21 meeting under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change was to serve as a conscience, reminding the p <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.es>stanley spain</a> arties of the virtues of solidarity with fellow humans and compassion for the poor and vulnerable.He offered a vivid illustration of the conditions the climate vu <a href=https://www.stanley1913.com.es>stanley taza</a> lnerable suffer: the figure of a person ldquo trapped to a coconut tree to survive a battering storm. However, despite a specific request from some delegations to issue a statement supporting the more ambitious target of 1.5 degreesmdash;a lower cap on the rise of global average temperature from pre-industrial levelsmdash;Turkson used his statement at the ministerial dialogue to promote the less ambitious option: We come back together to make this conscience bear fruit, fruit that will last, namely a commitment to curb carbon emission to well under 2 degrees.Article continues after this advertisement In both prepared statements and in follow-on interviews, Turkson championed the cause of small island states and other countries already suffering from the visible consequences of climate change. He used the image of the person strapped to a coconut tree more than once, to demonstrate the need for com Mvqi Man drowns as flood water sweeps away car in Cavite
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