The grammar of climate change
Acknowledging that it is they themselves that are causing the major impact on the tremendously paced nature of climate change, developing countries agreed fervently to globally coordinate efforts to decline increasing carbon emissions. It is such a diplomatic world however, that a certain change in constitution, more precisely a single world, can make all the difference for the not-developed countries, the immediate victims of climate change. When "shall" was altered into "shall/should" for referring to measures of adaptation and mitigation towards vulnerable countries, it made the effort from being a responsibility to being voluntary. Vulnerable countries like Bangladesh, which is a prime model for climate change impacts, is one of those countries affected by these words.
Acknowledging that it is they themselves that are causing the major impact on the tremendously paced nature of climate change, developing countries agreed fervently to globally coordinate efforts to decline increasing carbon emissions. It is such a diplomatic world however, that a certain change in constitution, more precisely a single world, can make all the difference for the not-developed countries, the immediate victims of climate change. When "shall" was altered into "shall/should" for referring to measures of adaptation and mitigation towards vulnerable countries, it made the effort from being a responsibility to being voluntary. Vulnerable countries like Bangladesh, which is a prime model for climate change impacts, is one of those countries affected by these words.
