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Su nombre: Guestat 3:50 on 12/19/08

You may hear about the companies VEDAN and MI WON pollute RIVERS in Vietnam for long time , it about 14 years . Some days ago , I went to Supper market : FIVE MART in 10 Tran Vu Ba dinh -Hanoi . The sale women tell me that : the goods of VEDAN and MIWON can\'t sell in her supper market and in some other .The customers refuse to buy. I think customers are right . Now they open hotline about environment destroy air, water, land . But the law is going to completed , the punisment is low . The high punisment is customers refuse to buy the goods of VEDAN and MIWON . But peasants are suffer from this events , they can\'t sell products to VEDAN and MI WON companies .It is trouble . Could you please to inform it to all foreign team working in Vietnam .We have many projects on environments protection ODA and LOAN . Thank you [view message]

Su nombre: thuynchat 11:36 on 10/24/08

I did forget to add one thing to my posting in 12.2 namely; responsible provision of information by the WTO. In an opening speech in the 2008 WTO public forum the WTO mentioned that \"international transportation\" was the \"issue\" that linked climate change to international trade or globalisation. Such misleading statements are unacceptable. Not mentioned was that the opening, expansion and growth of trade with nations who met the power needs of their businesses with coal fired power plants. This critical and most important fact was ommitted from the WTO\'s opening speech. How can such an important link between climate change and international trade be omitted? Also, in the same opening speech was the introduction of a \"per person emissions\" argument. The total absence of comparing countries with lesser populations waters down the speech to boderline propaganda. What if we compare a country consisting of ten persons on a hundred square miles of landed... [view message]

Su nombre: SydMartinat 4:16 on 10/20/08

Unplanned and unprincipled trade have allowed termites and their running dogs to hollow out economies with a mixture of lies deceipt and greed; these economies are now facing collapse. The economies were built like a houses of cards on absurd MacMansions, stupid automobiles and the destruction of the planet through global warming. They are now fortunately failing. The World needs to construrct new prisons to house the liers in the universities, the busnessmen and the crooks that have brought this about. In the USA immigration and duty free imports have reduced pay for some people by 70% - the peoples of other countries have been induced to finance their greed - large houses, SUVs etc. that they can no longer afford the payments for. Pipelines cris cross the USA moving stupid amounts of gas etc. to these people to heat massive houses - forcing prices up so people in the developing World chop down forests for firewood - and trashing the planet through... [view message]

Su nombre: compasoft1at 12:15 on 10/13/08

Q: Climate change: What is the role of trade?-->-->--> --> --> A: Have UNEP conduct environmental impact assessments for and provide recommendations to the WTO. Trade must also be prepared for and accept regulation.-->--> --> --> Currently, the WTO and those directly involved in trade pay little to no attention to the effects of international trade on the environment. The WTO’s lack of action on the climate change issue is especially odd given that climate change undermines achieving its stated goal of “sustainable development”. Simply put, it is hard to imagine that the promoters of globalization (and the WTO) didn’t realize ten years ago that if economic growth escalated so would greenhouse gas (ghg) emissions. As manufacturing increases so does the need for electricity and ghg emitting coal-fired power plants to supply that need. Increasing the shipment of goods over great distances naturally causes ghg emissions from conveyances to increase. And last, less advanced... [view message]

Su nombre: SydMartinat 7:30 on 10/13/08

Climate change: What is the role of trade? [view message]

Su nombre: WTOadminat 9:55 on 10/1/08

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