UN or not
In its section dealing with “climate change and human rights” Analysing Intersections between Climate Change and Human Rights reports compiled by Daniel Uribe Teran and Luis Fernando Rosales establish that “all countries recognise the need to take action” and “the world will overshoot the 1.5°C threshold in 20 years or less” and “This means more frequent droughts, flooding, heatwaves and other extreme weather effects affecting most regions of the world, particularly the most vulnerable people” The fact is that organizations that form committees and councils are not the actual countries themselves which they represent. The world that will overshoot some threshold (measured and monitored and decided by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) of 1.5 degrees Celsius is what will cause the earth to be uninhabitable. If things weigh in the balance, why do not all people in the prominent countries agree on the danger and the Celsius measure given by the IPCC? (the IPCC made of deciders [meaning makers] like the American Convention on Human Rights, which includes Latin American, Caribbean, Southeast Asian, and European countries represented through councils). It comes down to who one believes and the alleged credibility of the UN and its work on “climate change” (once called Global Warming, why it is not called this is beyond explanation). Councils can be formed and decide on what is legitimate science, making broad, sweeping statements that the liberals and progressives follow them down their path of beliefs. People in all parts of the world rely on UN News to understand what appropriate science is and share in the UN’s unanimous ideas about the earth. Why should one agree with a council that is formed by the UN? Who says that their science is accurate or their premises realistic? Even Michel Foucault discussed knowledge power palpability, as knowledge is decided on and distributed by entities and authorities.
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