Naubert joined Central Michigan University as a Graduate Assistant in 2017 where the Chippewas navigated its 21-15 record into the 2018 Postseason Tournament. The Michigan native has recruited and developed three National Junior College Athletic Association All-Americans, 15 NCAA Division I products from junior college, two Jayhawk Conference First Team selections, a Jayhawk Conference Rookie of the Year, and oversaw the highest team grade point average in school history at 3.4 in a short time with GCCC.
"It's great to be back in Michigan and I look forward to being able to recruit the state and use my national connections for the Grizzlies," said Naubert. In the 2023 season, Naubert helped lead the Broncbusters to a 21-9 overall record, 16-8 in Jayhawk Conference play for the most wins in school history. Naubert joins the Golden Grizzlies after spending the past two seasons with Garden City Community College as an Associate Head Men's Basketball Coach and Assistant Coach. It's an honor and a privilege to be part of the rich basketball tradition," said Naubert, "I look forward to learning from one of the best basketball minds in the history of the game." "I am extremely excited to join Coach Kampe's staff at Oakland University. – Oakland University Men's Basketball and Head Coach Greg Kampe have announced the addition of Bobby Naubert to the Men's Basketball staff effective this July. Timmermans announced Thursday that the EU will commemorate the victims of the climate crisis each year on July 15, the anniversary of a deadly flood that claimed more than 200 lives in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands two years ago.Story Links ROCHESTER, Mich. “The one thing we need to avoid, and we’re very close, we’re very close, is that our citizens fall into despair about the climate crisis,” he said. Timmermans warned that with global warming picking up faster than feared, disrupting weather patterns across the planet and hitting the vulnerable hardest, governments need to show they have a credible plan to tackle the crisis. We’re paying to put our children and grandchildren in harm’s way.” “We’re investing in a worse future, not a better one.
“We are subsidizing an attack on all of humanity,” he said. The European Union’s top climate official, Frans Timmermans, warned that more public and private funds are still being spent on fossil fuels than on preventing and adapting to climate change.
“What we need to see at COP28 is a commitment by governments to phasing out all fossil fuels, since that is the only way to keep the 1.5 degree target alive,” said Petter Lydén of the campaign group Germanwatch.Īl-Jaber reiterated calls for a sharp increase in renewable energy production and money to help developing countries make the transition away from polluting fuels and cope with the impacts of climate change. “People are dying due to terrible drought in East Africa, more than 100 million people are now under a heat warning in the United States and a road worker in Italy became the latest fatality of a lethal heat wave across Europe this week.”īut some expressed concern at al-Jaber’s call to phase down “unabated fossil fuels” and promote “clean energy solutions” - terms they fear are designed to leave loopholes for oil and gas companies to keep up production.Īl-Jaber said the world must “use every emission-busting tool available, including nuclear, battery storage and carbon capture and removal technologies, especially for the hardest-to-abate sectors.” Experts have expressed skepticism that carbon capture technology touted by the fossil fuel industry and some governments can deliver the swift reductions necessary to meet the Paris goal. “The climate is showing that we need to be acting far far quicker than the current slow progress,” she said.
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“This is a much-needed kick up the backside from Sultan al-Jaber, to get counties to upgrade their climate targets by September,” said Illari Noriega of the anti-poverty group Christian Aid.
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