ronny deila insists celtic will not risk their champions league aspirations by embarking on another gruelling pre-season travel schedule . the norwegian blamed last summer 's money-spinning programme of games in the united states , austria , germany for a damaging 4-1 qualifying defeat to legia warsaw . celtic command lucrative fees for pre-season commitments and have also taken on trips to australia and the far east in recent seasons . ronny deila and nir bitton walk off the pitch after losing to legia warsaw in champions league qualifying . a return to america for this july has not yet been ruled out . with # 16million on offer just for returning to the champions league group stages , however , deila says he has the blessing of chief executive peter lawwell to scale down this summer 's commitments . ` it is not going to be the same , ' he said . ` we are going to play less games , travel less and really prepare for those games . ` i want to do it differently than we did it last year . i think we did way too much travelling and way too much games . ' faced with over-turning the 4-1 first leg defeat in warsaw last summer , deila remained with his first team in glasgow while a celtic development squad suffered a 6-1 thrashing to spurs in an exhibition game at helsinki 's olympic stadium . ` it is not positive to play games with half a team and lose 5-1 and 6-1 , ' said the celtic boss . ` it is not positive for the confidence and the atmosphere in the club . we do n't like to lose . when we play we want to prepare as well as possible and that is going to be the main issue now in pre-season . ' a celtic development squad were thrashed by tottenham in a pre-season friendly last season . -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- man-made climate change threatens to stress water resources , challenge crops and livestock , raise sea levels and adversely affect human health , according to a report released by the obama administration on tuesday . farmers and workers in central california are suffering through the third year of a worsening drought . the nearly 200-page document on global climate change -- released by the white house science adviser and mandated by congress -- does not include new research , but encompasses several recent studies on the effects of global warming over the last half century . the spfl champions recently secured a new kit deal with american manufacturers new balance , raising the chances of a return to the states . despite the financial attractions of a packed pre-season programme , however , deila says he has backing from lawwell to do most of the preparation in scotland . ` he is with me . we are on the same lines so that has n't been a problem . we are talking about the united states but then everything has to be perfect there . ` we have n't decided 100 per cent but i think we are going to stay here for the first 14 days and have games around here . we will have a couple of games that we go away to play , maybe two or three . so less travelling , more calm . players will have been abroad on vacation and will come back and prepare the right way and play games here . ' acknowledging at the same time that overseas trips generate cash for the club , deila responded : ` yes , but there is more money in the champions league . ' deila says celtic wo n't be travelling as much in pre-season as they look to qualify for the group stages . among the report 's key findings are an `` unequivocal and primarily human-induced '' rise in the earth 's temperature of 2 degrees fahrenheit over the last 50 years , and a projection of more rapidly changing temperatures over the next several decades . `` it 's not just a problem for the future , '' said jane lubchenco , administrator of the national oceanic and atmospheric administration . `` we 're beginning to see the impact on our daily lives . '' the continuing temperature rise is likely to spur a series of negative consequences for the earth 's energy supply , water , transportation , ecosystems and health , the study said . '' -lsb- the report -rsb- tells us why remedial action is needed sooner rather than later , as well as showing why that action must include both global emissions reductions to reduce the extent of climate change and local adaptation measures to reduce the damage from the changes that are no longer avoidable , '' said john p. holdren , the white house science adviser . among the study 's specific predictions : longer and more intense heat waves ; increased heavy downpours likely to cause widespread complications such as flooding and waterborne diseases ; reduced summer runoff , creating greater competition for water , especially in the west ; rising ocean water temperatures that will threaten coral reefs ; an increase in wildfires and insect infestations ; and more frequent coastal flooding caused by rising seas . the report is the first in almost a decade to break down impacts of climate change on regions and economic sectors of the united states . for example , warming trends in coming decades are expected to reduce the lobster catch in the waters of the northeast , increase the intensity of hurricanes in the southeast and accelerate drought in the southwest , it said . authors of the comprehensive report said they hope it can serve as a valuable tool for policymakers and other americans , such as farmers making crop decisions or local governments passing zoning restrictions in coastal areas . the report comes as congress debates a white house-backed climate change bill that seeks to reduce the united state 's greenhouse gas emissions 17 percent by 2020 and 83 percent by 2050 through a so-called `` cap and trade '' program . the bill cleared a key house committee vote in may and could be considered by the entire chamber within the next two weeks , house majority leader steny hoyer said tuesday . the bill 's future remains unclear in the senate , where leaders are holding off advancing their own version of the legislation until it clears the lower chamber .
man-made climate change is adversely affecting the u.s. , says a federal report . report : changes will stress water resources , challenge crops and raise sea levels . document is released by white house science adviser and mandated by congress . report 's predictions : hotter heat waves , more flooding and an increase in wildfires .
lose 5-1 and 6-1 , ' said the celtic boss . ` it is not positive for the confidence and the atmosphere in the club . we do n't like to lose . when we play we want to prepare as well as possible and that is going to be the main issue now in pre-season . ' a celtic development squad were thrashed by tottenham in a pre-season friendly last season . -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- man-made climate change threatens to stress water resources , challenge crops and livestock , raise sea levels and adversely affect human health , according to a report released by the obama administration on tuesday . farmers and workers in central california are suffering through the third year of a worsening drought . the nearly 200-page document on global climate change -- released by the white house science adviser and mandated by congress -- does not include new research , but encompasses several recent studies on the effects of global warming over the last half century . the spfl champions recently secured a new kit deal with american manufacturers new balance , raising the chances of a return to the states . despite the financial attractions of a packed pre-season programme , however , deila says he has backing from lawwell to do most of the preparation in scotland . ` he is with me . we are on the same lines so that has n't been a problem . we are talking about the united states but then everything has to be perfect there . ` we have n't decided 100 per cent but i think we are going to stay here for the first 14 days and have games around here . we will have a couple of games that we go away to play , maybe two or three . so less travelling , more calm . players will have been abroad on vacation and will come back and prepare the right way and play games here . ' acknowledging at the same time that overseas trips generate cash for the club , deila responded : ` yes , but there is more money in the champions league . ' deila says celtic wo n't be travelling as much in pre-season as they look to qualify for the group stages . among the report 's key findings are an `` unequivocal and primarily human-induced '' rise in the earth 's temperature of 2 degrees fahrenheit over the last 50 years , and a projection of more rapidly changing temperatures over the next several decades . `` it 's not just a problem for the future , '' said jane lubchenco , administrator of the national oceanic and atmospheric administration . `` we 're beginning to see the impact on our daily lives . '' the continuing temperature rise is likely to spur a series of negative consequences for the earth 's energy supply , water , transportation , ecosystems and health , the study said . '' -lsb- the report -rsb- tells us why remedial action is needed sooner rather than later , as well as showing why that action must include both global emissions reductions to reduce the extent of climate change and local adaptation measures to reduce the damage from the changes that are no longer avoidable , '' said john p. holdren , the white house science adviser . among the study 's specific predictions : longer and more intense heat waves ; increased heavy downpours likely to cause widespread complications such as flooding and waterborne diseases ; reduced summer runoff , creating greater competition for water , especially in the west ; rising ocean water temperatures that will threaten coral reefs ; an increase in wildfires and insect infestations ; and more frequent coastal flooding caused by rising seas . the report is the first in almost a decade to break down impacts of climate change on regions and economic sectors of the united states . for example , warming trends in coming decades are expected to reduce the lobster catch in the waters of the northeast , increase the intensity of hurricanes in the southeast and accelerate drought in the southwest , it said . authors of the comprehensive report said they hope it can serve as a valuable tool for policymakers and other americans , such as farmers making crop decisions or local governments passing zoning restrictions in coastal areas . the report comes as congress debates a white house-backed climate change bill that seeks to reduce the united state 's greenhouse gas emissions 17 percent by 2020 and 83 percent by 2050 through a so-called `` cap and trade '' program . the bill cleared a key house committee vote in may and could be considered by the entire chamber within the next two weeks , house majority leader steny hoyer said tuesday . the bill 's future remains unclear in the senate , where leaders are holding off advancing their own version of the legislation until it clears the lower chamber .
ronny deila insists celtic will not risk their champions league aspirations by embarking on another gruelling pre-season travel schedule . the norwegian blamed last summer 's money-spinning programme of games in the united states , austria , germany for a damaging 4-1 qualifying defeat to legia warsaw . celtic command lucrative fees for pre-season commitments and have also taken on trips to australia and the far east in recent seasons . ronny deila and nir bitton walk off the pitch after losing to legia warsaw in champions league qualifying . a return to america for this july has not yet been ruled out . with # 16million on offer just for returning to the champions league group stages , however , deila says he has the blessing of chief executive peter lawwell to scale down this summer 's commitments . ` it is not going to be the same , ' he said . ` we are going to play less games , travel less and really prepare for those games . ` i want to do it differently than we did it last year . i think we did way too much travelling and way too much games . ' faced with over-turning the 4-1 first leg defeat in warsaw last summer , deila remained with his first team in glasgow while a celtic development squad suffered a 6-1 thrashing to spurs in an exhibition game at helsinki 's olympic stadium . ` it is not positive to play games with half a team and lose 5-1 and 6-1 , ' said the celtic boss . ` it is not positive for the confidence and the atmosphere in the club . we do n't like to lose . when we play we want to prepare as well as possible and that is going to be the main issue now in pre-season . ' a celtic development squad were thrashed by tottenham in a pre-season friendly last season . -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- man-made climate change threatens to stress water resources , challenge crops and livestock , raise sea levels and adversely affect human health , according to a report released by the obama administration on tuesday . farmers and workers in central california are suffering through the third year of a worsening drought . the nearly 200-page document on global climate change -- released by the white house science adviser and mandated by congress -- does not include new research , but encompasses several recent studies on the effects of global warming over the last half century . the spfl champions recently secured a new kit deal with american manufacturers new balance , raising the chances of a return to the states . despite the financial attractions of a packed pre-season programme , however , deila says he has backing from lawwell to do most of the preparation in scotland . ` he is with me . we are on the same lines so that has n't been a problem . we are talking about the united states but then everything qualify for the group stages . among the report 's key findings are an `` unequivocal and primarily human-induced '' rise in the earth 's temperature of 2 degrees fahrenheit over the last 50 years , and a projection of more rapidly changing temperatures over the next several decades . `` it 's not just a problem for the future , '' said jane lubchenco , administrator of the national oceanic and atmospheric administration . `` we 're beginning to see the impact on our daily lives . '' the continuing temperature rise is likely to spur a series of negative consequences for the earth 's energy supply , water , transportation , ecosystems and health , the study said . '' -lsb- the report -rsb- tells us why remedial action is needed sooner rather than later , as well as showing why that action must include both global emissions reductions to reduce the extent of climate change and local adaptation measures to reduce the damage from the changes that are no longer avoidable , '' said john p. holdren , the white house science adviser . among the study 's specific predictions : longer and more intense heat waves ; increased heavy downpours likely to cause widespread complications such as flooding and waterborne diseases ; reduced summer runoff , creating greater competition for water , especially in the west ; rising ocean water temperatures that will threaten coral reefs ; an increase in wildfires and insect infestations ; and more frequent coastal flooding caused by rising seas . the report is the first in almost a decade to break down impacts of climate change on regions and economic sectors of the united states . for example , warming trends in coming decades are expected to reduce the lobster catch in the waters of the northeast , increase the intensity of hurricanes in the southeast and accelerate drought in the southwest , it said . authors of the comprehensive report said they hope it can serve as a valuable tool for policymakers and other americans , such as farmers making crop decisions or local governments passing zoning restrictions in coastal areas . the report comes as congress debates a white house-backed climate change bill that seeks to reduce the united state 's greenhouse gas emissions 17 percent by 2020 and 83 percent by 2050 through a so-called `` cap and trade '' program . the bill cleared a key house committee vote in may and could be considered by the entire chamber within the next two weeks , house majority leader steny hoyer said tuesday . the bill 's future remains unclear in the senate , where leaders are holding off advancing their own version of the legislation until it clears the lower chamber .
ronny deila insists celtic will risk their champions league aspirations embarking another gruelling pre-season travel schedule. the norwegian blamed last summer 's money-spinning programme of games in the united states, austria for a damaging 4-1 qualifying defeat legia warsaw. celtic command lucrative fees pre-season commitments and have also taken trips australia the far east in. ronny deila and nir bitton walk off losing legia warsaw champions league qualifying. a return america for this july has not yet ruled. with # 16million on offer just returning the champions league group stages, however, deila says the blessing chief executive peter lawwell scale this summer 's commitments. ` it going the, ' he. ` we going play less games, travel really prepare those games. ` i want do differently than we it last. i think we did way travelling way games. ' faced overturning the 4-1 first leg defeat in warsaw last summer, deila remained with his first team in glasgow while a celtic development squad suffered to spurs in an exhibition game helsinki 's olympic stadium ` it positive play games half a team lose 5 and 6, ' the celtic boss. ` it positive the confidence and the atmosphere the club. we do n't like lose. when we play we prepare as and that going now in pre. ' a celtic development squad were thrashed tottenham. -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- man-made climate change threatens stress water resources, challenge crops livestock raise adversely according the obama administration tuesday farmers workers central california are suffering through the third year. the nearly 200-page document on -- released the white house science adviser and mandated congress does new research, encompasses several recent studies over. the spfl champions recently secured a new kit deal american manufacturers new balance, raising the states. despite the financial attractions a packed pre-season programme, however, deila says he backing lawwell to do most the preparation in scotland ` he is with. we on the same lines so that has n't. we talking the united states but then everything has perfect there. ` we n't decided 100 per but i stay here the first 14 days have games around here. we will have a couple games that go away, maybe two. so less travelling, calm. players will been abroad on vacation and come and prepare the right way and play games here. ' acknowledging at overseas trips generate cash the club, deila responded : ` yes there more money the champions league. ' deila says celtic wo n't be travelling as in pre look qualify. among the report 's key findings an `` unequivocal and primarily human-induced '' rise the earth 's temperature of, a projection more rapidly changing temperatures `` it 's just a problem the future, '' jane lubchenco administrator the national oceanic atmospheric administration. `` we 're beginning the impact. '' the continuing temperature rise likely spur a series negative consequences the earth 's energy supply, water transportation ecosystems health. '' -lsb- the report -rsb- tells why remedial action sooner, as showing that action must include both global emissions reductions to the extent local adaptation measures the changes that no avoidable, '' said john p. holdren, the white house science adviser. among the study 's specific predictions : longer and more intense heat waves ; increased heavy downpours likely widespread complications such flooding waterborne reduced summer runoff, creating greater competition, especially the west rising ocean water that threaten an wildfires insect frequent coastal caused the report the almost a decade break impacts regions economic sectors the united states. for example, warming trends coming decades reduce the lobster catch the waters the northeast, increase the intensity hurricanes the southeast and accelerate drought it. authors the comprehensive report said hope it serve other americans, such farmers making crop decisions or local governments passing zoning restrictions in coastal areas. the report comes congress debates a white house-backed climate change bill seeks reduce the united state 's greenhouse gas emissions 17 percent 83 percent through a so-called `` cap and trade '' program. the bill cleared a key house committee vote may and could considered the entire chamber within, house majority leader steny hoyer tuesday the bill 's future remains in the senate, where leaders holding off advancing it clears
lose 5-1 and 6-1 , ' said the celtic boss . ` it is not positive for the confidence and the atmosphere in the club . we do n't like to lose . when we play we want to prepare as well as possible and that is going to be the main issue now in pre-season . ' a celtic development squad were thrashed by tottenham in a pre-season friendly last season . -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- man-made climate change threatens to stress water resources , challenge crops and livestock , raise sea levels and adversely affect human health , according to a report released by the obama administration on tuesday . farmers and workers in central california are suffering through the third year of a worsening drought . the nearly 200-page document on global climate change -- released by the white house science adviser and mandated by congress -- does not include new research , but encompasses several recent studies on the effects of global warming over the last half century . the spfl champions recently secured a new kit deal with american manufacturers new balance , raising the chances of a return to the states . despite the financial attractions of a packed pre-season programme , however , deila says he has backing from lawwell to do most of the preparation in scotland . ` he is with me . we are on the same lines so that has n't been a problem . we are talking about the united states but then everything why remedial action is needed sooner rather than later , as well as showing why that action must include both global emissions reductions to reduce the extent of climate change and local adaptation measures to reduce the damage from the changes that are no longer avoidable , '' said john p. holdren , the white house science adviser . among the study 's specific predictions : longer and more intense heat waves ; increased heavy downpours likely to cause widespread complications such as flooding and waterborne diseases ; reduced summer runoff , creating greater competition for water , especially in the west ; rising ocean water temperatures that will threaten coral reefs ; an increase in wildfires and insect infestations ; and more frequent coastal flooding caused by rising seas . the report is the first in almost a decade to break down impacts of climate change on regions and economic sectors of the united states . for example , warming trends in coming decades are expected to reduce the lobster catch in the waters of the northeast , increase the intensity of hurricanes in the southeast and accelerate drought in the southwest , it said . authors of the comprehensive report said they hope it can serve as a valuable tool for policymakers and other americans , such as farmers making crop decisions or local governments passing zoning restrictions in coastal areas . the report comes as congress debates a white house-backed climate change bill that seeks to reduce the united state 's greenhouse gas emissions 17 percent by 2020 and 83 percent by 2050 through a so-called `` cap and trade '' program . the bill cleared a key house committee vote in may and could be considered by the entire chamber within the next two weeks , house majority leader steny hoyer said tuesday . the bill 's future remains unclear in the senate , where leaders are holding off advancing their own version of the legislation until it clears the lower chamber .
 The text discusses climate change and its impacts. A Celtic boss expresses concern about the negative effects of losing games, but also mentions the importance of preparing well to mitigate these losses. Meanwhile, a report highlights the severe consequences of global warming, including droughts, crop failures, and rising sea levels. Farmers in California are suffering through their third year of worsening drought, while a new study predicts increased heat waves, heavy downpours, and wildfires. The White House Science Advisor emphasizes the need for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the changing climate.