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» 31 Jul 2009

• Australia: Climate change poised to feed on itself
• Activists cheer China's plan to move refinery
• United Kingdom: The folly of 'magical solutions' for targeting carbon emissions
• Australia: Single-desk carbon trade could earn billions
• 'Global warming as new religion?' Give me a break -- climate change is serious
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» 26 Jul 2009

• Fertile Crescent 'will disappear this century'
• On the stormy seas of carbon reduction
• Canada: Carbon capture technology to be a big investment
• United Kingdom: Greenpeace threatens E.ON with legal action over nuclear reactors
• US satellites reveal true extent of melting polar summer ice
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» 25 Jul 2009

• China: The bicycle kingdom is going electric
• Revealed: the secret evidence of global warming Bush tried to hide
• India 'Getting Serious' on Climate Change
• California kills offshore oil lease project
• United Kingdom: PM criticised over climate change
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» 24 Jul 2009

• Scripps-led study shows ocean health plays vital role in coral reef recovery
• Climate insurance: what kind of deal can be made in Copenhagen?
• UN sees $10 billion aid as good start to climate pact
• EU could provide billions for forests - report
• India: Obama's climate man talks of sticky deal with India
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» 23 Jul 2009

• Scripps-led study shows ocean health plays vital role in coral reef recovery
• Climate insurance: what kind of deal can be made in Copenhagen?
• UN sees $10 billion aid as good start to climate pact
• EU could provide billions for forests - report
• India: Obama's climate man talks of sticky deal with India
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» 22 Jul 2009

• Scripps-led study shows ocean health plays vital role in coral reef recovery
• Climate insurance: what kind of deal can be made in Copenhagen?
• UN sees $10 billion aid as good start to climate pact
• EU could provide billions for forests - report
• India: Obama's climate man talks of sticky deal with India
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» 21 Jul 2009

• Kerry panel looks at climate change and national security
• CU study: Climate change threatens Colo. River water supply
• Geoengineering Climate Requires More Research
• Climate change could put the heat on California crops
• Climate change could ruin California fruit, nut crops
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» 20 Jul 2009

• Senate Democrats Prep Team Girds for Climate Battle
• Canadian tar sands developers to face fresh legal challenge
• China wind turbine makers blow over foreign rivals
• India refuses to set emissions reduction target despite US "pressure"
• India says no to emission reduction
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» 19 Jul 2009

• 'Weedy' Bird Species May Win as Temperatures Rise
• Coal sales sink Rudd
• Australia needs many energy options: MP
• Co-operative gives £53000 to Canadian Cree for tar sands lawsuit
• World starts to act on climate change
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» 18 Jul 2009

• United States: Organization formed to combat global warming
• U.S., India discuss climate change
• India Rebuffs New Efforts for Binding Carbon Targets
• Facing climate-change annihilation, Island nation goes solar
• Clinton, India's Ramesh Clash on Climate Change
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» 17 Jul 2009

• Temperate forests store more carbon than tropical forests, finds study
• India and Climate Change
• Sarkozy, UN chief talk climate change in New York
• Coal carbon capture gets U.S. boost
• Government rejects oil drilling deal in Alaska refuge
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» 15 Jul 2009

• We will protect air travel for the masses, says Ed Miliband
• United Kingdom: Leading us astray on Heathrow
• Australia government approves new uranium mine
• Planning backlog threatens renewables targets
• Japan's schools to tap solar power under $980m subsidy plan
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» 14 Jul 2009

• We will protect air travel for the masses, says Ed Miliband
• United Kingdom: Leading us astray on Heathrow
• Australia government approves new uranium mine
• Planning backlog threatens renewables targets
• Japan's schools to tap solar power under $980m subsidy plan
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» 13 Jul 2009

• We will protect air travel for the masses, says Ed Miliband
• United Kingdom: Leading us astray on Heathrow
• Australia government approves new uranium mine
• Planning backlog threatens renewables targets
• Japan's schools to tap solar power under $980m subsidy plan
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» 12 Jul 2009

• Al Gore Warns Australia to Expect More Severe Bushfire
• Obama team sees jobs growth in health, environment
• United States: Solar foothold reaches beyond the "Santa Cruz's" to more conservative regions
• Water wars turn deadly as wells run dry
• Indonesia reveals REDD revenue shares
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» 10 Jul 2009

• From Climate Science To Climate Justice: Climate Change A Symptom Of Man's Inhumanity To Man
• Indian scholar: Climate change declaration at G8 important step forward
• Parched Prairies: Latest drought a sign of things to come?
• United States: Clean-coal project gains government support
• Cool-planet goal shared by large polluters, insurers
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» 09 Jul 2009

• Seals Quickly Respond to Gain And Loss Of Habitat Under Climate Change
• China to establish giant oil palm plantation in DR Congo
• IEA Says Recession May Not Affect Spending on Renewable Energy
• Big REDD
• Obama administration makes $3B available for renewable energy
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» 08 Jul 2009

• Indonesia: Credit Suisse, UBS, BNP Paribas to help finance cutting of rainforests for palm oil, say NGOs
• Obama vows US will lead the way on climate change
• G8 summit: UN accuses G8 of doing too little to tackle climate change
• Obama hails 'historic consensus' on climate change
• G-8 as climate change forum: baby steps
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» 07 Jul 2009

• Warming arctic could teem with life by 2030
• Lousy Economy Could Swing Climate Change Vote
• Environmentalists Sue Over Energy Transmission Across Federal Lands
• Obama meets with world leaders on economy, climate
• G8 Risks Derailing Global Progress on Poverty
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» 06 Jul 2009

• 76% of Blacks want delay on climate legislation until economy recovers
• Coral Reefs Exposed To Imminent Destruction From Climate Change
• Global warming will be top issue at summit in Italy
• Binding limits for all on emissions, Canada urges
• U.S. power plant emissions fall as regulation looms
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» 05 Jul 2009

• Tropical zone expanding due to climate change: study
• DoE swoops in with flywheel funding for Beacon Power
• Obama hopes to push through G8 climate deal
• United States: State stands to feel effects of climate change bill
• Blair and Obama call for G8 climate talk breakthrough
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» 04 Jul 2009

• Bugs! The critters eating America's forests
• Petroleum Sullies the Amazon
• Climate Forum to seek 50% global emissions cut by 2050
• Calls for Sustainable Green Revolution
• Both Parties Try to Cash In on Passage of Climate Change Bill
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» 03 Jul 2009

• Obama to seek climate deal in Moscow
• Climate body to try to bridge differences before G8
• Dueling Ads Highlight the Politics of Climate-Change Legislation
• EU seen meeting renewable fuel targets with blends
• Plans for renewable energy bonds among 20 climate ideas to save the world
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» 02 Jul 2009

• Obama to seek climate deal in Moscow
• Climate body to try to bridge differences before G8
• Dueling Ads Highlight the Politics of Climate-Change Legislation
• EU seen meeting renewable fuel targets with blends
• Plans for renewable energy bonds among 20 climate ideas to save the world
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» 01 Jul 2009

• Australia to launch carbon labels in 2010
• Sinking finances throw Iceland's 'hydrogen-based economy' into the freezer
• United Kingdom: Drax protesters 'not criminals'
• 2010 species pledge set to fail: conservation group
• Group: World failing to halt biodiversity decline
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