UN
leader, Ban Ki-moon, has praised the Chinese government for trying
its best to invest in green energy sources, but added that developed
countries should lead the way on the fight against climate change.
Boston,
MA, USA, December 31, 2012 -- UN leader, Ban Ki-moon, has praised
the Chinese government for trying its best to invest in green energy
sources, but added that developed countries should lead the way on
the fight against climate change. The statement has attracted praise
from Alternative Asset Analysis (AAA), which endorses green
investments at any level.
Speaking
after the climate change conference in Doha on 4 December, the UN
secretary general, stated, "The Chinese Government has been
making smart investments with the aim of diversifying their energy
sources to mitigate and adapt according to their own national
government policies. This is highly commendable."
He
added that other growth countries, such as India, Brazil and South
Africa, should also be doing their bit to ensure that they invest in
green energy generation. AAA's analysis partner, Anthony Johnson,
explained that Brazil is already looking at green sources of energy
and is supporting other eco-friendly moves like the REDD+ scheme to
reduce deforestation.
"The
Brazilian government is investing in things like sustainable timber
plantations to help generate alternative energy sources and sources
of charcoal, which is used in the booming steel industry in Brazil."
Ban
Ki-moon continued to speak about the climate change issue, stating
that the developed world needs to lead the way in green investments,
because, they have the most resources and modern technologies.
"Rich
countries should take the lead and the U.S. should play a very
important role," he added.
AAA
is an alternative investment advocacy group that encourages
individuals to make ethical, alternative investment choices, choosing
asset classes like sustainable timberland, agricultural land and
green energy.
"Many
people are looking for a different way to invest following the
economic crash and the resulting stock market volatility," added
Mr Johnson. Timberland plantations, such as those run by Greenwood
Management and other similar firms in Brazil can
offer an ethical and profitable option.
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