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The global warming farce continuesRabble.ca, Canada -15 minutes agoWhat, you say, global warming is a farce? No, on the contrary, global warming is real and has been for eight thousand years since the advent of agriculture. …
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Global Warming Serious Enough To Lift Ban On Nukes?theOneRepublic, CA -42 minutes agoby Chuck DeVore [legislator, novelist] 9/5/07 Global warming has become a lot like the weather: Everyone talks about it, but nobody does anything about it. …
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Study: No Scientific Consensus on Global Warming ClaimsCitizenLink, CO -1 hour agoA comprehensive survey of climate-change research reveals a lack of consensus in the scientific community on whether global warming is caused by human …
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Hurricanes are getting stronger — thanks to global warming!Grist Magazine, WA -18 minutes agoGlobal warming has long been predicted to make hurricanes more intense. Well, now we are seeing more intense hurricanes. Chris Mooney has a great post on …
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At a school in West St. Paul students are starting their year with something very different on their minds — the environment. For the first time the district is offering an environmental magnet school. Video: Lisa Kiava Reports More Education News More Project Energy [...]
Brazil cool on Bush's global warming meetingReuters UK, UK -2 hours agoBrazil is home to the world's largest rain forest and blames industrialized countries for global warming. The United States has often said developing …
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Brazil proposed to break a deadlock over how the U.N. should protect the world’s environment. France has proposed an international environmental agency along the lines of the World Trade Organization and the World Health Organization.
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Global warming tie to hurricanes Dean and Felix unclearReuters -13 minutes agoBy Michael Christie MIAMI (Reuters) - Despite growing consensus that global warming may spawn stronger tropical cyclones, weather experts believe it is too …
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MOSCOW. Sept 4 (Interfax) - Russian oversight agencies use the same sanctions to punish both domestic and foreign companies shown to have violated environmental regulations, the Russian Natural Resources Ministry has reported citing Oleg Mitvol, a deputy head of the Russian environment protection watchdog Rosprirodnadzor.
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Farming is becoming a cleaner, greener industry according to an Environment Agency report published today. Serious pollution incidents have fallen by 35% to an all time low, while more than 30,000 entry level schemes have been registered, half of which contain measures protecting soil and water.
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