Inside Story - Has Doha delivered?

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As warnings escalate over the perils the planet faces, we ask what the COP18 summit has achieved. Inside Story, with presenter Nick Clark, from the summit are guests: Kumi Naidoo, from Greenpeace International; Wael Hmaidan, from Climate Action Network International; and environment specialist Mohammed Jassim Almaslamani.
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[@TheLabrat67]

i need to stay around for a while and produce plenty of co2,the thought of carribbean temperature where i reside is quite pleasurable

[@sereenaok]

I love Al Jazeera!

[@jb0433628]

Also, hadcrut4 data is a record of worldwide surface temperature, and it shows that 2012 was the same temperature as 1997, which destroy most computer models used by IPCC and climate alarmists.

[@GluttonForSex]

Assuming infinite growth in an finite environment = heading towards (huge) trouble.

[@ChristopherSvanefalk]

Further, "disproving" is hardly a scientific concept, but a mathematical one. I have not given you an article which "proves" AGW, but one that shows strong correlation between CO2 and global temperatures. It can thus lend support to a given hypothesis, but it does not "prove" it.

[@TheLabrat67]

the news of french sperm counts falling by a third seems very encouraging bpa ,mercury vaccines ,and other measures may hold the populations of the third world ,1 billion sounds like a reasonable number ,one child per family might be another answer

[@Viracocha711]

Trish, I could not agree MORE! However, the sad fact is only a minority of us understand & respect science! Without a majority of people we will NEVER see the day where society moves forward in a scientific manner when it comes to power sources, resources & the environment. Especially when here in America we have a scientifically hostile Christian populace who vote for a scientifically hostile Republican Party...At least enough to allow the GOP to hold the USA & the world HOSTAGE!!

[@jojosride]

Yeah, I guess you're right. What has a polar bear ever done for me, anyway? F#@& them, I need to lower my heating bills. Cheers!

[@ChristopherSvanefalk]

Thank you, but respectfully, I am hardly interested in your personal interpretation of the data. Can you refer to any peer-reviewed paper which uses this data and draws the same conclusions which you do?

[@xxxblacknightxxx0]

so true unless we advance enough for space travel and then start to pollute and grow outside our world and to other celestial bodies

[@jojosride]

Yes, true. But will you or I lead by example? I've done my part by having had 0 offspring by age 40.

[@ChristopherSvanefalk]

No, that figure comes from the scientific community itself. See Naomi Oreskes (2004), Peter Doran (2009), et al. None of these papers are paywalled. PM me for full refs (YT doesn't allow links).
I am able to read papers, and I do. Your claim that "no paper has demonstrated causality between CO2 and GW" is fraudulent at best. See for example Wang (2009). It is paywalled, but PM me and I might get you a copy.
100s of articles? List 3.

[@mogem]

Short answer: No! Doha did nothing. Huge waste of time---Wake up and do something meaningful.