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Are the Wildfires in So. California Related to Global Warming?AlterNet, CA -3 hours agoAMY GOODMAN: As we continue on this issue of global warming, what does global warming have to do with the fires raging in Southern California? …Hold Politicians’ Feet to the FireTruthdigall 3 news articles
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Global warming could wipe out most speciesReuters UK, UK -2 hours agoThe UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicts that average global temperatures are likely to rise by between 1.8 and 4 degrees Celsius (3.2 and …Warming could wipe out half of all speciesGuardian UnlimitedWarming'will lead to extinctions'Melbourne Herald SunHistory of mass extinction is a grim [...]
Senate hearing looks at health problems from global warmingKansas City Star, MO -26 minutes agoBy DAVID WHITNEY WASHINGTON | From algae blooms in the Chesapeake Bay to heat waves, drought and fires consuming the West, global warming is stirring up …
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The Global-Warming Debate Isn't Over Until It's OverTown Hall, DC -44 minutes agoImpressive, considering that one of former Vice President Al Gore's chief contributions has been to call the debate over global warming"over" and to …Gore and warmingSalt Lake TribuneAn Appreciation Of Al GoreForbesNobel Prize for Al Gore an achievement for media, sensationalismLoyola College Greyhound (subscription)The [...]
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Without Proof, NBC Presumes Global Warming to Blame for Wild FiresNewsBusters -3 hours agoThe UN panel on global warming did warn that we would see more wildfires, so is there a real connection? We've asked our chief environmental affairs …Climate Change 2007NewsReleaseWire.com (press release)all 2 news articles
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Warming could wipe out half of all speciesGuardian Unlimited, UK -55 minutes agoDr Mayhew said extinction through global warming was expected to occur through mismatches between the climates to which organisms are adapted, …History of mass extinction is a grim lessonTimes Onlineall 6 news articles
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Global warming can affect health, committee toldSacramento Bee, USA -2 hours agoThe testimony came during the 19th hearing this year on global warming held by the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. Next week the committee's …
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Global warming will 'cull world's species'Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia -30 minutes agoGLOBAL warming could cut a swathe through the planet's species over the coming centuries, warns a study released today which shows a link between rising …
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Global warming could wipe out most species - studyReuters India, India -29 minutes agoThe UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicts that average global temperatures are likely to rise by between 1.8 and 4 degrees Celsius by the …
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Health Concerns Spur US Senate to Global Warming ActionEnvironment News Service -26 minutes agoBy JR Pegg WASHINGTON, DC, October 23, 2007 (ENS) - Amid growing evidence that scientists have underestimated the pace of global warming, public health …
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