Climate Changes in the Light of Relation between Highly Developed Countries and the Rest of the World

Abstract

The paper deals with the influence of eight most developed countries (G8) to climate changes, as well as with reflection of those changes to other countries of the world, which have the same right of the planet as a common home. The beginning of 21st century, technological expansion, economic shifting, the struggle for dominance in economic resources, economic turbulences due to lack of an idea on economic prosperity are the factors which put over than 3/5 of the Earth's population in an unenviable position. The influence of „giants“ to climate changes and decisions regarding planet's preservation, puts without an alternative over 6 billion inhabitants in a position of second class citizens which do not have the power required for resistance to the influence of the strong economic lobby of highly developed countries.

Specificity of environmental problems in industrial regions in context of new industrialization and ways to solve them

“…Offering the directions for improving the environmental safety of coal mining regions, the authors, among other things, proceeded from the successful world and regional experience described in the studies of such scientists as Vishnevsky V., Aleksandrov I., Polovyan A., Qixing Zhou, Steinecke K., Chuturkova R., Simeonova A., Bekyarova J., Ruseva N., Yaneva V. and others [11][12][13][14][15].…”