Brittany Johnson

[Brittany Johnson @johnsonb223]

@POL223Y about how to change the issue before hand.

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@POL223Y I don't think that they could achieve getting a decision w/o the NGOs participation b/c is doesn't look like Asean was too worried

[Brittany Johnson @johnsonb223]

@POL223Y I think by NGO & other groups bringing it up will definitely get Asean to make a decision for the better when it comes to climate

[Brittany Johnson @johnsonb223]

@POL223Y change is an issue and taking a toll on their livelihood. By urging them to make a change they can help save their agriculture too.

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@POL223Y I think the NGO is having some effect on this issue with urging them to make a climate deal because everyone sees that the climate

[Brittany Johnson @johnsonb223]

@POL223Y climate change.

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@POL223Y They want Asean to take a more unified approach at the national, regional and international level when dealing with the impacts of

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@POL223Y food security and climate resilience.

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@POL223Y As a regional bloc, they want to develop a framework and plan of action on adaptation in agriculture, focused on sustainability,..

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@POL223Y Climate change is no longer an issue of individual countries, but an issue of the entire region, noted Dr. Tun Lwin

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@POL223Y NGOs has called on Asean to speak as ‘1 voice’ & prioritize financing as a response to the increasing impact of climate change

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@POL223Y Agriculture, the main source of livelihood in SA countries, is heavily affected by extreme weather calamities such as heavyflooding

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@POL223Y NGO coalition urges Asean to make "fair" climate deal http://t.co/oG4ZHedP7p

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@POL223Y California is proof positive that states can fashion creative policies that improve their environmental and economic bottom line.

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@POL223Y California Renewable Portfolio Standard requires 33% of all electricity sold in the state to come from renewable sources by 2020,

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@POL223Y California has also came up with bold approaches for cleaning up its power supply

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@POL223Y Those energy savings have, in turn, translated into residential electricity bills that are now 25% lower than the national average.

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@POL223Y They have also avoided the construction of more than 30 power plants.

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@POL223Y The state’s efficiency standards, largely aimed at buildings and appliances, have saved Californians $74 billion

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@POL223Y California choose how to best reduce carbon pollution from their power plant by 30 percent over the next 15 years