Prof Paulo Ferreira
E.M. Cidade da Criança
Escrito por ANTONIO PAULO DE AMORIM FERREIRA MORAES em 20/09/2010
It was while taking part in the working sessions of the
scientific community, which met in Monaco last October for
the second international symposium The Ocean in a High-CO2
World, that I expressed my earnest wishes for the Monaco
Declaration to be drafted. The seas and oceans absorb onefourth
of the carbon dioxide emitted to the atmosphere from
human activities, which in turn is driving their acidification
at a rate that is unprecedented.
This chemical modification will alter marine ecosystems,
upon which over half of the world’s population depends
for its primary source of food. This declaration, based on
irrefutable scientific findings and signed by 155 scientists
from 26 nations, sets forth recommendations, calling for
policymakers to address this immense problem.
I strongly support this declaration, which is in full accord with
my efforts and those of my Foundation to alleviate climate
change. I hope that it will be heard by all the political leaders
meeting in Copenhagen in December 2009.
H.S.H. Prince Albert II
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