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Isolationism won’t keep global warming awayFayObserver.com, Fayetteville NC -20 minutes agoCharlotte Bridgeman may be one of many Americans who live in an isolationist bubble (“Global warming theory is a scam,” Sept. 24). No, global warming has …
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First, Babe Ruth?s single-season home run record was shattered and his 60 home runs were made to sound like a distinctly ordinary number, one almost shrugged off in modern baseball?s environment of souped-up sluggers.
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Doesn’t anyone care about global warming?Journal Times, WI -25 minutes agoWhatever the reason, no one showed up for a learning session on global warming held at River Bend Nature Center. Perhaps it was because there were also …
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Mayor Bloomberg is continuing his european trip with meetings and sightseeing in Paris Saturday.
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British authorities culled cattle on a farm in the southern English county of Surrey on Saturday on suspicion of foot and mouth disease, the environment ministry said.
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Human Behavior, Global Warming, and the Ubiquitous Plastic BagNew York Times, United States -44 minutes agoYou could have learned a lot, I guess, about the politics of global warming from the lukewarm response President Bush received last week from skeptical …
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British authorities culled cattle on a farm in the southern English county of Surrey on Saturday on suspicion of foot and mouth disease, the environment ministry said.
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‘Go local,’ author McKibben urges, to stop global warmingBuffalo News, United States -57 minutes agoDuring a talk Friday in Buffalo, he linked local production and green energy with fighting poverty and cutting the threat of catastrophic global warming. …
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Political Donors Organize To Raise Global Warming in '08Huffington Post, NY -40 minutes agoAs President Bush holds day two of his photo-op on global warming with the world's biggest polluters, the climate crisis is center stage. …
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — As the sizes of sensor networks and mobile devices shrink toward the microscale, and even nanoscale, there is a growing need for suitable power sources. Because even the tiniest battery is too big to be used in nanoscale devices, scientists are exploring nanosize systems that can salvage energy from the environment. [...]
