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Pinocchio Time for Al GoreWashington Post, United States -11 hours agoWe invited readers to debate the question whether Gore may have exaggerated some points in the movie to draw attention to global warming. …
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Global warming work nets Peace Prize for scientistChicago Suburban News, IL -6 hours agoAlso, it can play a significant role in mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions because … methane has a much higher global warming potential than carbon …
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PARIS : The human population is living far beyond its means and inflicting damage on the environment that could pass points of no return, according to a major report issued Thursday by the United Nations.
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Global Warming and the Politics of the California WildfiresNational Ledger, AZ -20 hours agoBy Froma Harrop It has long been sage policy to ignore the crank denials around global warming. But now and then you have a weather-related disaster like …
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The 7th World Conference on Sport and Environment opened in Beijing on Thursday as people from the sporting world and environmental specialists aim to exchange knowledge on the various ways of promoting the coadjustment of sport and environ …
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Abu Dhabi: The Gulf region’s environment is “most stressed” according to a United Nations report which warned of the region’s overuse of water, its “most precious resource.”
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White House: Global Warming Is Good For YouWired News -2 hours agoBy Adam Rogers October 25, 2007 | 4:17:43 PMCategories: Climate Olivier Knox, Agence France Presse's man in the White House Press Corps, alerted me to a …
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E! Online
Fighting Global Warming, One Drink at a TimeE! Online -2 hours agoFrom the emerald carpet to Wendie Malick's lime turtleneck, green was all the rage at last night's 17th Annual Environmental Media Awards. E! …
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Erosion Doesn't Contribute to Global Warming, Say ScientistsWired News -2 hours ago… 2007 | 4:00:00 PMCategories: Climate, Geology In the latest addition to the debate over the possible link between soil erosion and global warming, …
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Urjit R Patel: A Stern warningBusiness Standard, India -4 hours agoThe challenge of global warming can be gauged by realising that all modern economic activities contribute to greenhouse emissions. In a previous article, …Climate Change Seen Hurting Poor RegionsThe Associated PressCLIMATE CHANGE: Trinidad Scientist Hopes to Build "Green Army"Inter Press Service (subscription)The High Cost of Climate LiesCNSNews.comall [...]
