1. What physics can say about climate changes
American Physical Society
Racah Institute of Physics
Workshop 
What physics can say about climate changes
December 25, Danciger B
Seminar room, Noon )

2. Workshop’ Dinner Non-physics speaks about climate changes
American Physical Society
Racah Institute of Physics
Workshop’ Dinner 
Non-physics speaks about climate changes
“Little Jerusalem”, The Ticho house )

4. The Religious leaders suggestions
Some “snapshots”:
Demonstrated good knowledge and desire to help in solving the problem.
God lead the man over the world and said “Do not damage”.
Do not destroy - will be unable to restore
No attempt to contradict or even destructively interfere with science.
25 hours without pollution – cars etc.

5. EuroScience Open Forum Ia
Keynote Address Chaired by Prof. Cunningham, Chief Scientific Advisor of Ireland
Mary Robinson “Equity
and Climate Science”
President of
Ireland
UN High-Commissioner for Human Rights.

6. EuroScience Open Forum -Ib
Robinson preside over the infamous World Conference against Racism in Durban
Set up The Mary Robinson Foundation - Climate Justice
Aim: “To secure global justice for those many victims of climate change who are usually forgotten - the poor”
Main idea of the talk – CO2 emission is not ethical!

7. EuroScience Open Forum -Ic
Scientific proof –alders in Africa said: “Never was such a terrible climate – so hot”. Now we, in Jerusalem can add –newer so stormy and cold
Non-ethical is to deny such an established fact as human decisive role in global warming.
My comment – 1. it is non-ethical to speak about a subject, completely unknown to you, 2. Climate change is a scientific issue, not an area of political bias and propaganda, 3. Almost all my colleagues – physicists do not believe in this guilt of humans

8. EuroScience Open Forum -IIa
Adaptation or extinction? Responses to radical climate changes
Climate Change is transforming life on Earth. Around the globe, seasons are shifting, temperatures are climbing and sea levels are rising.
We face species extinctions, ocean acidification, and other large scale shifts. Few topics attracted more attention and debate than finding an agreement on what are events that trigger these changes and what are the responses in this rapidly changing world.
How will the Earth respond to these changes? What we learned from the past and how can technology help us in the future? Join outstanding scientists to debate the answers to these questions.

9. EuroScience Open Forum -IIb
Adaptation or extinction? Responses to radical climate changes
Each table (15 people) became a province government.
We (engineers, teachers, scientists, students, a writer and an architect) have to elect prime –minister.
Our PM became a pretty girl-student, with lowest education
We should create an agenda. Everybody wrote a proposal, but she should decide what to present to the government.
Her choice - to build underground tanks to hide liquidized CO2.
Then she had five minutes to report to the central government.
Their decision I do not know. Perhaps, it will materialized.

10. Meeting in St. Petersburg, Oct. 2012
Carlo Rubbia, born 1934, CERN
Now Director of the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies, Potsdam, Germany
Nobel Price for physics 1984
Leadership in discovery
of W and Z bosons
2007 Advisory Group on
Climate Change set up by
EU's President.

11. Meeting in St. Petersburg, Oct. 2012
Talk Energy sources and sustainable development in the future.
CO2, mainly human, is the cause of global warming
The fact that warming is not seen now – action of + and – factor, of which – is random and soon disappear
Was debating as a politician, not paying attention to the language of own curves.

12. Thank you for attention
GOOD APPETITE