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Richard Littlemore |
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Political Position Paper Masquerading as Business Survey
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Darren Barefoot |
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A Big Thank You To Our Operation DeSmog USA Donors
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Bill Miller |
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Global warming to devastate economies, nature in ice-loss sweep
A new United Nations study says hundreds of millions of livelihoods will be affected by melting snow and ice due to climate change , and time is running out for political leaders to reach agreement on curbing emissions.
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Bill Miller |
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EU carbon-trade scheme fails to reduce greenhouse gases
A BBC investigation has found that after more than two years the program has boosted electricity bills and given windfall profits to power companies without achieving its touted objective of slashing carbon emissions.
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Ross Gelbspan |
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Didn't Bush Say Climate Change Needed "More Study"?
The Bush administration is drastically scaling back efforts to measure global warming from space, just as the president tries to convince the world the U.S. is ready to take the lead in reducing greenhouse gases.
Scientists said they will face major gaps in data that can be collected only from satellites about ice caps and sheets, surface levels of seas and lakes, sizes of glaciers, surface radiation, water vapor, snow cover and atmospheric carbon dioxide.
