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Brown downgrades cabinet committee on climate changeIndependent, UK -4 hours agoBy Marie Woolf, Political Editor Gordon Brown's commitment to tackling global warming has been called into doubt after Downing Street decided to downgrade …
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Outdoors columnist Ron Henry Strait writes that weeks of rain has more positive effects on the coastal environment than negative.
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Combating global warmingTruro Daily News, Canada -1 hour agoBY STACEY MURRAY TRURO – Taking steps to tackle global warming in the community is an important step, says the chair of the Living Earth Council. …
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Global Warming Gives Nuclear Energy New LifeNewsweek -2 hours agoAs the urgency of combating global warming has risen, even environmentalists and politicians who may have once chained themselves to the reactor gates are …
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The strain of foot-and-mouth disease found on a farm in southern England was identical to one used at a nearby laboratory, Britain’s environment agency said Saturday. Britain banned exports of livestock, meat and milk Saturday after the outbreak of highly infectious foot-and-mouth disease.
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The strain of foot-and-mouth disease found on a farm in southern England was identical to one used at a nearby laboratory, Britain’s environment agency said Saturday. Britain banned exports of livestock, meat and milk Saturday after the outbreak of highly infectious foot-and-mouth disease.
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The Geopolitics Of Global Warming: Russia, The North Pole And Peak OilVive Le Canada, Canada -1 hour agoGlobal warming is melting the Arctic, which is why Russia is suddenly interested in planting flags in a very public way. The effects of global warming are …
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Strong UN support for global-warming talksThe Daily News, Canada -16 minutes agoIt will focus on a replacement for the Kyoto protocol, which requires 35 industrial countries to cut their global-warming emissions five per cent below 1990 …
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A tornado remains a prime suspect in the destructive storm that ripped roofs off homes, downed a hydro pole and toppled a radio tower in Kashechewan Wednesday.
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PM backs US forum on global warmingSydney Morning Herald, Australia -2 hours ago… groups are furious at what they see as a move to undermine the Kyoto Protocol and sabotage international efforts to co-operate on global warming. …PM Backs US Plan To Host Climate Change MeetingAHNTop climate talksSky News AustraliaPM welcomes US climate change meeting planABC Onlineall [...]
