Jakarta Post: The current global financial crisis may mean slower growth in greenhouse gas emissions for one or two years, a noted Australian economist said here Friday. However, as soon as it’s over the crisis may lead to increased reluctance to invest in long-term-gain climate change mitigation, said Ross Garnaut, professor of economics at the Australian National University. He said the slow-down effects of the United States-led financial crisis on economic growth could mean “a pause for a …