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US buyout firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe has fought off the tough fundraising environment in the US by holding a first close for its 11th buyout fund at $4bn ($2.5bn).
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Global warming to hit you in the kidneysEconomic Times, India -1 hour agoTORONTO: Scientists have warned that global warming will soon hit us where it hurts the most: kidneys. In their new study published in Proceedings of the …Study: Global warming may increase kidney stone casesXinhuaCould Global Warming Cause More Kidney Stones?Scientific AmericanDoes Global Warming Mean More [...]
Hurricane forecaster William Gray says global warming is "grossly …TCPalm, FL -5 hours agoBY KEN KAYE, Sun-Sentinel MIAMI — The studies continue to mount: global warming is likely to blame for producing more powerful hurricanes and endangering …
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The amendment would be a 3/8 of 1 percent tax increase, to go to arts and environment funding.
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On global warming, Gingrich disappointed with both partiesSeattle Post Intelligencer -1 hour agoJames Inhofe, R-Okla., ranking Republican on the Senate Environment Committee, described global warming as "the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the …
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Just because a construction material claims to be green doesn’t mean it is. And sometimes the greenest thing you can do to a home is leave well enough alone.
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Weather Eye: unexpected consequences of global warmingTimes Online, UK -2 hours agoPerhaps the most unexpected impact of global warming is a rise in the number of kidney stones. These painful stones result from salts crystallising in the …
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Y ou may have noticed as gas prices skyrocket so have sales of scooters and motorcycles , but these two-wheelers might be saving you gas and at the same time, hurting the environment. [...]
Global Warming ConcernsWMDT, MD -3 hours agoBy WMDT STAFF — WMDT 7/15/2008 While cutting back on global warming is good for the environment, it may not be beneficial for drinking water. …EPA unveils first rules on carbon dioxide storageThe Associated PressEPA unveils first rules on carbon dioxide storageguardian.co.ukall 135 news articles
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Ethanol, Global Warming and the Ailing GulfDaily Green -8 hours agoThe record flooding in the Midwest was attributed by many to global warming. At least, many scientists — including those in federal agencies — agree that …
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