At Copenhagen,The human being declared war against Earth at last.

Don't worry, just because the New World Order Government didn't come up with something they could all sign, the world isn't going to end. The situation isn't as dire as a lot of people would believe if they only listen to one side of the story. Some countries will move toward lowering carbon emissions on their own. Others won't and there is nothing, not even a signature on any paper, that is going to make them. You say that humans win and the earth loses but there is no way that is the case. The earth will go on whether man is on it or not. We can only destroy ourselves, not the earth. But we are nowhere near anything like that. There is more and more science that is showing that the "global warming crisis" is not affected by man's activities anywhere near to the extent that the environmentalists have been claiming. As a matter of fact, the earth has been cooling for the last couple of years. The only bad thing is that the big meeting at Copenhagen that was supposed to be about cutting carbon emissions actually increased the carbon footprint by a pretty large amount, what with all the bigshots flying in on their private jets and all. It actually hurt the environment more than if they had never had it. But then again, that's how government works, even a "world government".

"Don't tell me who won in the negotiation and who loses;Who is righteous and who is evil;Who is to assume more of the rich and who are less poor people assumed.In the face of climate change===the Humanbeing is win and the other party:Earth is lose." Well, I guess no point in respnding to this is there then, you already have you r mind made up and aren't willing to concede any points or hear any other points of view. I'm sorry you have bought in to some very unsettled science, alarmism and a bunch of chalitans pushing junk movies, bad science and making a fortune doing it.

well it was a flop - as i pretty much expected. however i am not sure that taking such a negative view is necessary loop - things can still change and individual governments are finally beginning to take some steps (not as much as they might have said they will but something). i am not going to start saying this is the end of the world until it is.

That is a sad story. If we declare war against nature, believe me, we will lose. I wonder why some countries are so selfish and greedy and if they are so stubborn, the archipelago country like mine will soon drown to the deepest sea.