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Global Warming Plus Diabetes and Associated Complaints Equals …Tanasi Journal, TN -1 hour agoSome experts at the European Society of Cardiology's annual meeting this weeks argue Global Warming deserves more attention to avoid increased occurrence of …
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Global Warming May Pose Threat to HeartThe Associated Press -5 hours agoVIENNA, Austria (AP) — Global warming may be melting glaciers and forcing polar bears onto land, but doctors warn it could also affect your heart. …Global Warming Could Lead To A Surge In Cardiovascular DiseasesAHNall 355 news articles
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Verandas And Global WarmingHarrisonburg Daily News Record, VA -13 minutes agoAfter recent presidential debates, author Michael Barone noted that the Republicans want to fight terrorism and the Democrats want to fight global warming. …
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Global warming threatens Indonesia's Borobudur templeReuters India, India -18 minutes agoAs global temperatures rise and rainfall patterns change, the dark stone temple, which dates from the 9th century, could deteriorate faster than normal, …
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TOKYO, Japan (AP) — Just a week after naming a new Cabinet in an effort to regain public trust, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was hit Wednesday with another scandal — calls for his environment minister to resign over misreported political funds.
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Michael Tutton September 5, 2007 - 7:34 p.m. HALIFAX (CP) - Federal Environment Minister John Baird is recommending approval of EnCana’s (TSX:ECA) proposed Deep Panuke natural gas project off of Nova Scotia, saying it is not likely to cause any adverse environmental effects.
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Serious threat of global warmingDaily Nation (subscription), Kenya -2 hours agoDeforestation adds to global warming as trees attract rain that cools the atmosphere. Trees dilute carbon-dioxide that supports the depletion of the ozone …
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(RTTNews) - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe suffered another public image blow with revelations that Japan’s new environment minister is admitting to mistakes in past political fund reports.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took another political body blow Wednesday as his new environment minister admitted that loans he made to his own fund management body have been misreported by the group… Read more … [...]
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UN launches web portal to help tackle global warmingAFP -1 hour agoUNITED NATIONS (AFP) — The United Nations on Wednesday launched a web portal to spur a market-driven trading service designed to help cut greenhouse gas …UN launches web portal to help cut global warming gas emissionsUN News Centreall 11 news articles
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