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Shipp: Global warming'debunked,' and a hot time at Leebern's birthdayOnline Athens (subscription), GA -23 minutes agoThe pressing question seemed to be how we could slow the warming trend. Whether spending time and tax funds on discussing global warming was germane to the …
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Big animal rights groups do not share the same mission, but they have coalesced around a message that eating meat is worse for the environment than driving.
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GLOBAL EXCERPTS: Claiming the Arctic; response to terrorist attack …Kansas City Star, MO -1 hour agoAs the ice melts and Arctic heats up due to global warming, so do the maneuvers and even veiled threats of force to establish control over a region that the …
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Any connections between Environment Minister George Webster and his brother, Bertram, have been removed from the Environment minister’s official biography.
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Trying to Connect the Dinner Plate to Climate ChangeNew York Times, United States -2 hours agoAccording to them, the most inconvenient truth of all is that raising animals for meat contributes more to global warming than all the sport utility …
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Not So HotWall Street Journal -13 minutes agoThe latest twist in the global warming saga is the revision in data at NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, indicating that the warmest year on …
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Era of global warmingCape Times (subscription), South Africa -1 hour agoFor years, sceptics dismissed warnings of global warming as scaremongering speculation - the sport of doomsayers. Well, it appears these Cassandra voices …
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George Monbiot Updates His Global Warming BookIndymedia UK, UK -3 hours agoHe has been studying and writing about global warming for over twenty years and is the Author of "Heat" which is about climate change and what needs to be …
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PORTLAND, Ore. - It’s the main event in the battle over how to close a bottle of wine: Cork vs. screw cap. To some, it’s a matter of style. To others, it’s an issue of quality. And now, it’s a question of what is best for the environment.
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Global Warming, Engineers and 'Moral Crusades'Design News, MA -17 minutes agoBy Category If you’ve ever suspected that the global warming news in the big newsweeklies has a bias, then you need to see Robert J. Samuelson’s recent …
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