http://blog.ess-home.com/2008/05/07/cios-joining-front-lines-of-corporate-greenhouse-gas-management/ Fri, 04 Jul 2008 05:26:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 http://blog.ess-home.com/2008/05/07/cios-joining-front-lines-of-corporate-greenhouse-gas-management/#comment-5239 Fri, 09 May 2008 16:36:05 +0000 http://blog.ess-home.com/2008/05/07/cios-joining-front-lines-of-corporate-greenhouse-gas-management/#comment-5239 Good points. I think the question of defining an end state based on some objective criteria makes a lot of sense. The problem is we have a long way to go just to stop and reverse the increasing emissions levels for GHG that contribute to climate change. But you are right, at some point we need to know when we've stopped Global Climate change. I just wonder based on population growth and continued global industrialization if we will ever have the opportunity to get to a point where we will have to stop managing GHG emissions? Thanks for the article tip, I read it and there are some relevant points made. Good points. I think the question of defining an end state based on some objective criteria makes a lot of sense. The problem is we have a long way to go just to stop and reverse the increasing emissions levels for GHG that contribute to climate change. But you are right, at some point we need to know when we’ve stopped Global Climate change. I just wonder based on population growth and continued global industrialization if we will ever have the opportunity to get to a point where we will have to stop managing GHG emissions? Thanks for the article tip, I read it and there are some relevant points made.

]]> http://blog.ess-home.com/2008/05/07/cios-joining-front-lines-of-corporate-greenhouse-gas-management/#comment-5206 Wed, 07 May 2008 19:35:25 +0000 http://blog.ess-home.com/2008/05/07/cios-joining-front-lines-of-corporate-greenhouse-gas-management/#comment-5206 Whenever I encounter blogs about Global Warming and Global Climate change, I inevitably must read something about <i>Stopping Global Climate Change</i>. That certainly may be a laudable goal, but it begs a greater question. <i>How will we know when we've stopped Global Climate change?</i> Whenever I ask that question, I rarely get a rational answer. As for rational answers, this recent post from John A. Warden III entitled: <a href="http://venturist.com/wordpress/?p=33" rel="nofollow"> Thinking Strategically about Global Climate Change</a> actually does a pretty decent job of thinking about the endstate of Global Climate versus all the tactical things people are trying to do. I found it very enlightening. How far is American business going to go with this climate change nonsense without any reasonalbe end state being decided. Whenever I encounter blogs about Global Warming and Global Climate change, I inevitably must read something about Stopping Global Climate Change. That certainly may be a laudable goal, but it begs a greater question. How will we know when we’ve stopped Global Climate change? Whenever I ask that question, I rarely get a rational answer. As for rational answers, this recent post from John A. Warden III entitled: Thinking Strategically about Global Climate Change actually does a pretty decent job of thinking about the endstate of Global Climate versus all the tactical things people are trying to do. I found it very enlightening. How far is American business going to go with this climate change nonsense without any reasonalbe end state being decided.

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