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» 13 Jan 2010

• Scientists push "Doomsday Clock" back a minute
• Arctic permafrost leaking methane at record levels, figures show
• Anti-malaria plant genes mapped
• MSU experts help East Africa model climate change
• Next few weeks vital for Copenhagen accord, says US climate change envoy
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» 12 Jan 2010

• Baucus: Drilling leases along Front to be given up
• S.Africa to introduce new car tax despite concerns
• Europe mulls deeper emissions cuts, deadline looms
• Grasslands To Combat Climate Change
• Major Antarctic glacier is 'past its tipping point'
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» 11 Jan 2010

• Climate change and habitat destruction affect butterfly populations
• Avoiding dangerous warming by 2100 'barely feasible'
• Malaysia: Dams a 'monument of corruption': Baru Bian, new leader of Sarawak's People's Justice Party
• James Hansen rails against cap-and-trade plan in open letter
• Pacific islanders bid to stop Czech coal plant
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» 10 Jan 2010

• California wants EPA to slow down climate rules
• Germany sticking to ambitious CO2 target: adviser
• Police extremist unit helps climate change e-mail probe
• Canadians say climate change bigger threat than terrorism
• US carbon market growth seen without climate bill
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» 09 Jan 2010

• After review of mountaintop mining, scientists urge ending it
• Climate change: Believe it
• Warmer climate could stifle carbon uptake by trees, study finds
• Food costs to soar as big freeze deepens
• China would never accept checks at Copenhagen: official
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» 08 Jan 2010

• China would never accept checks at Copenhagen: official
• EPA using grants to combat climate change
• At Detroit auto show, small cars make this year's big splash
• Prius No. 1 in Japan sales as green interest grows
• The Copenhagen disaccord
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» 07 Jan 2010

• Dispute Over 'Fracking' For Natural Gas
• Debate heats up over IPCC melting glaciers claim
• Warmer Climate Could Stifle Carbon Uptake By Trees
• United Kingdom: Foreign firms gain most from off-shore wind power deals
• Beleaguered climate bill seeks lift from Obama
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» 06 Jan 2010

• Poland: Footprints show creatures moved from water to land earlier than thought
• Anti-whaling ship's bow sliced off by Japanese
• Canada sets April hearings for Mackenzie pipeline
• Top British firms drag their feet to reduce carbon footprints
• Another two weeks of the big freeze still to come
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» 05 Jan 2010

• Forests & REDD: US climate bills compared
• North America's Cooling Due to Natural Causes in 2008?
• United States: Native tribes fight Cape Cod wind farm
• Heavy snowfall sees Met Office put Britain on high alert
• Global warming is happening, even if it doesn't feel like it
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» 04 Jan 2010

• Taiwan's temperatures, emissions rise
• Study says Mich. climate plan would boost economy
• China: Hong Kong air pollution at 'life-threatening' levels
• C.I.A. Data Sharing With Environmental Scientists Is Revived
• Gordon Brown to announce £100bn offshore wind winners
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» 03 Jan 2010

• Duke Energy boosts solar might
• U.S. consul general is 'eyes and ears' for Obama administration on oilsands
• Battle to save tigers intensifies with only 3,200 left on Earth
• Death toll from Brazil mudslides rises to 76
• Freeze leads to wildfowl hunt ban
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» 02 Jan 2010

• Egypt: Rooftops Empower the Poor
• Climate change far worse than thought before
• India must not lag behind in climate change initiatives: PM
• Climate legislation would cost Texas Instruments, other chipmakers
• Peru's mountain people face fight for survival in a bitter winter
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