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Over 31000 US scientists deny man-made global warmingEnter Stage Right, Canada -1 hour agoBy Dennis T. Avery In 1998, Dr. Arthur Robinson, Director of the Oregon Institute for Science and Medicine, posted his first Global Warming skeptic petition …
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Global Warming or Planet X?Gather.com, MA -3 hours agoby David A. There's alot of public data on the reasons for global warming from increased car emissions to the rapiding melting of artic glaciers. …
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Leaders told battle to stem global warming slowingWLOS, NC -May 24, 2008KOBE, Japan (AP) — The UN climate chief is warning that the world is losing momentum in the battle against global warming. Yvo de Boer tells The Associated …
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Global warming solutions a tough sell for San Carlos City CouncilSan Jose Mercury News, USA -1 hour ago… it even exists has proven a tougher challenge for the City Council in San Carlos, where one council member recently called global warming"a lie. …
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Alex Beam on Eskimo global-warming suitOverlawyered, NY -8 hours agoThe Inupiat Eskimos are perfect, jury-worthy plaintiffs. They have occupied their tiny barrier reef, just a few feet above sea level, “since time immemorial …
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Where they stand: Global warming and gasoline pricesNorthJersey.com, NJ -20 minutes agoWould you support a cap-and-trade program for carbon emissions to control global warming? Supports a cap on carbon emissions over 30-year period, …
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When a Clinton Township developer set out to create an enticingly picturesque park as a community donation, no one knew the 30 acres nestled off Moravian would be an equally generous gift to the environment.
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Two decades after saving the ailing Swiss watch industry, Nicolas Hayek tells swissinfo why he is turning his attention to breathing new life into the environment.
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Environment chiefs from top industrial countries neared agreement Sunday on cutting greenhouse gas emissions in half by midcentury, but fell short of the more difficult task of setting a midterm goal for 2020, delegates said.
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Controlling weeds in cropland fields is typically a costly and time-consuming task, but researchers at Kansas State University are working to help producers reduce those costs and curb the impact of weed control measures on the environment.
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