Comments on: The First Week of COP15 http://www.towardsrecognition.org/2009/12/the-first-week-of-cop15/ Fri, 20 Aug 2010 14:14:42 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Michelle http://www.towardsrecognition.org/2009/12/the-first-week-of-cop15/comment-page-1/#comment-3204 Michelle Mon, 04 Jan 2010 17:38:34 +0000 http://www.towardsrecognition.org/?p=3755#comment-3204 Hi Dan, I also want to thank you for your great postings! You're a fantastic source of extremely important news and information. I've linked to you via SFU's ACT (Adaptation to Climate Change Team) here: http://act-adapt.org/?p=133 ACT will be dedicating one of its six-month sessions to the topic of population displacement, and will study urgent considerations for Canada and other countries likely to become hosts to refugees, such as governance, employment impacts, health care and housing. I look forward to hearing more from you and your contributors in the future! Michelle Hi Dan,

I also want to thank you for your great postings! You’re a fantastic source of extremely important news and information. I’ve linked to you via SFU’s ACT (Adaptation to Climate Change Team) here: http://act-adapt.org/?p=133

ACT will be dedicating one of its six-month sessions to the topic of population displacement, and will study urgent considerations for Canada and other countries likely to become hosts to refugees, such as governance, employment impacts, health care and housing.

I look forward to hearing more from you and your contributors in the future!

Michelle

]]> By: M. Comaskey http://www.towardsrecognition.org/2009/12/the-first-week-of-cop15/comment-page-1/#comment-2764 M. Comaskey Sun, 13 Dec 2009 22:44:32 +0000 http://www.towardsrecognition.org/?p=3755#comment-2764 Hello there Mr. Dan, Since working with refugees, and studying climate change over the past few years, I have been following the climate change and environmental migrant debate intently. This past year I have begun putting together my thesis on the concept. I have been quietly loving this blog, getting excited daily and showing my friends. However never informing you how much I have appreciated all the work you have done in creating awareness on the subject and collecting brilliant speakers and authors every day. I just wanted to thank you very much. This work gives me butterflies in my stomached, knowing more people are thinking analytically on the topic. It is fantastic that climate change is now considered a legitimate issue being discussed with resolutions in mind, by the world’s brightest. I look forward to climate change refugees also becoming more than the recent misleading and discrediting apocalyptic news headlines, but people with status, rights and above all dignity. I look forward to reading more of your findings from Copenhagen this week with much anticipation as I have with the many past entries. I wish I was there too; Thank you again so much! Yours Fondly Mairead Hello there Mr. Dan,
Since working with refugees, and studying climate change over the past few years, I have been following the climate change and environmental migrant debate intently. This past year I have begun putting together my thesis on the concept. I have been quietly loving this blog, getting excited daily and showing my friends. However never informing you how much I have appreciated all the work you have done in creating awareness on the subject and collecting brilliant speakers and authors every day. I just wanted to thank you very much. This work gives me butterflies in my stomached, knowing more people are thinking analytically on the topic. It is fantastic that climate change is now considered a legitimate issue being discussed with resolutions in mind, by the world’s brightest. I look forward to climate change refugees also becoming more than the recent misleading and discrediting apocalyptic news headlines, but people with status, rights and above all dignity.
I look forward to reading more of your findings from Copenhagen this week with much anticipation as I have with the many past entries. I wish I was there too; Thank you again so much!
Yours Fondly
Mairead

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