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Venezuela and climate change: Change the system, not the climate
October 18, 2010
Venezuela strives to protect its natural environment, better use oil resources to promote sustainable development and ensure that climate change remains a central topic of discussion requiring concerted efforts from the world’s countries.
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Filed Under: Haiti and Latin America
Tags: 2009 Climate Change Conference • Agenda 21 • ALBA (the Bolivarian Alliance of Our America) • Area under Special Management System (ABRAE) • Bolivarian Revolution • Cancun • Change the system • climate change • coal • Cochabamba • concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere • Copenhagen • Crystallex • democracy • Denmark • diversification • ecological balance • ecologically diverse • education • Efficient Light Bulbs • Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to the United States • energy production • environmental protection • Evo Morales • fluorescent alternatives • food sovereignty • fossil fuels • gas • gas alternatives • Gold Reserve Inc. • greenhouse gases • health • historic drought • hydro-electric • Imataca Forest Reserve • incandescent light bulbs • Kyoto Protocol • Las Brisas • Las Cristinas • market solutions • Millennium Development Goals (MDG) • Ministry of People’s Power for the Environment • Mission Arbol • natural heritage • new coal mine ban • not the climate • oil • Peoples Conference on Climate Change • people’s participation • Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) • photovoltaic systems • Plurinational State of Bolivia • poverty eradication • President Hugo Chavez • reforestation • resource-heavy development model • Rights of Mother Earth • social justice • sustainable agro-forestry • sustainable development • System for Meteorology and Hydrology • Tree Mission • unchecked growth • United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) • Venezuela • watersheds • wind power projects • XV Conference of the Parties (COP 16) • Zulia
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