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» 30 Sep 2009

• What Could 4 Degree Warming Mean For The World?
• Planet's Nitrogen Cycle Overturned By 'Tiny Ammonia Eater Of The Seas'
• EU moves to tackle carbon trading fraud
• EPA floats new rules on greenhouse gases
• Water worries threaten U.S. push for natural gas
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» 28 Sep 2009

• United States: Water interests argue new state dam proposals
• Japan under pressure to halt imports of polar bear products
• World known species rises to 1.9 mln, report says
• Atomic future will fight climate change: Indian PM
• China ready for int'l joint work in combating desertification, says official
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» 27 Sep 2009

• UN urged to move on hunger
• E.P.A. Ordered to Reconsider New Mexico Power Plant Permit
• United States: Schwarzenegger to Children: Hurry Up in There!
• Climate talks resume in Bangkok with deal in doubt
• China: Hu Jintao's Speech on Climate Change
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» 26 Sep 2009

• UN urged to move on hunger
• E.P.A. Ordered to Reconsider New Mexico Power Plant Permit
• United States: Schwarzenegger to Children: Hurry Up in There!
• Climate talks resume in Bangkok with deal in doubt
• China: Hu Jintao's Speech on Climate Change
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» 25 Sep 2009

• Recession barely dents 'eco-debt'
• Boost food production or risk starvation: sunrice chief
• Preserve US national park
• Calif. bans high-emission paint thinners, solvents
• 'Capturing carbon from air only way to save earth'
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» 24 Sep 2009

• Recession barely dents 'eco-debt'
• Boost food production or risk starvation: sunrice chief
• Preserve US national park
• Calif. bans high-emission paint thinners, solvents
• 'Capturing carbon from air only way to save earth'
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» 23 Sep 2009

• China: 'Urgent action' needed on climate
• Climate change proposal would revolutionize value of forests
• EPA makes firms report greenhouse gas emissions
• Sarkozy proposes November climate meeting
• China makes its first commitment to climate change targets
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» 22 Sep 2009

• Fashion labels drop APP after party highlights the plight of Indonesian forests
• Airlines vow to halve emissions by 2050
• Europeans say U.S. lacks will on climate
• Developing nations can raise greenhouse emissions under Wong plan
• How cutting carbon emissions leads to wasting energy
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» 21 Sep 2009

• Fashion labels drop APP after party highlights the plight of Indonesian forests
• Airlines vow to halve emissions by 2050
• Europeans say U.S. lacks will on climate
• Developing nations can raise greenhouse emissions under Wong plan
• How cutting carbon emissions leads to wasting energy
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» 20 Sep 2009

• Climate deal in peril, says Brown
• River Deltas Sinking Due To Human Activity
• US Reluctance on Climate Change Persists
• Rudd, Clinton talk climate change over brekkie
• Environmental groups to use Web to save rainforest
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» 19 Sep 2009

• To go solar, start local
• Birth control could help combat climate change
• Britain's toads get new protection from the Department for Transport
• Contraceptives can reduce impact of climate change, says Lancet
• Dangers for journalists who expose environmental issues
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» 18 Sep 2009

• Maldives aims for action behind words on climate change
• Settlement near for Ivory Coast's victims of contaminated waste
• India challenges US by agreeing to impose limits on carbon emissions
• Eco groups tell parties not to cut spending on environment
• EU urges G20 to hand billions to poor nations for climate fight
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» 17 Sep 2009

• Maldives aims for action behind words on climate change
• Settlement near for Ivory Coast's victims of contaminated waste
• India challenges US by agreeing to impose limits on carbon emissions
• Eco groups tell parties not to cut spending on environment
• EU urges G20 to hand billions to poor nations for climate fight
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» 16 Sep 2009

• Cap-and-Trade Memos Fire Up the Skeptics
• Canada: Greenpeace ends Alberta oilsands protest after 31 hours with no charges laid
• World's big polluters kick off climate talks in Washington
• Finance groups demand tough climate target
• 'Global health catastrophe' feared if no Copenhagen deal
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» 15 Sep 2009

• Obama administration unveils fuel economy rules
• New Zealand: Activists chain themselves to ship
• Climate change spells 'global health catastrophe'
• Australia: Wong says Coalition has no ideas on climate change
• Climate change 'could kill 4.5 million children'
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» 14 Sep 2009

• Engineers find ways to combat climate change
• A major price drop for solar panels
• German campaign focusing on nuclear
• Australia leads world in carbon emissions
• Will China's Planned Solar Field Lower the Cost of Alternative Energy?
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» 13 Sep 2009

• Mexico, Argentina top G20 low-carbon shift -study
• Australia's methane gas could power the world: expert
• Climate change depresses beer drinkers
• United Kingdom: Royal Mail joins 10:10 campaign
• Brazilian oil find to 'dwarf' BP strike
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» 12 Sep 2009

• Canada: British environmentalists link with natives to fight oil sands
• Climate change onslaught on Arctic wildlife
• Australia Leads World in New Greenhouse Gas Pollution Index
• RSPB accused of damaging British environment in bid to save birds
• Carbon-trading market hit by UN suspension of clean-energy auditor
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» 11 Sep 2009

• House Unearths a 14th Forged Letter from a Lobbyist
• The changing face of the Arctic
• Australia overtakes US in per capita CO2 emissions
• Calif. lawmakers weigh rules on renewable energy
• UK 'could face blackouts by 2016'
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» 10 Sep 2009

• House Unearths a 14th Forged Letter from a Lobbyist
• The changing face of the Arctic
• Australia overtakes US in per capita CO2 emissions
• Calif. lawmakers weigh rules on renewable energy
• UK 'could face blackouts by 2016'
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» 09 Sep 2009

• Britain's First Dual Fuel Bus Will Cut Emissions By Half
• China and U.S. company plan a big solar project
• Environmental groups wait to see definitive action from Obama
• Pollution in China affecting rainfall
• Study suggests denser development could cut driving pollution
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» 08 Sep 2009

• UK lined up to be Europe's carbon capital
• United Kingdom: Storing carbon dioxide could be Britain's new oil industry
• United Kingdom: Passengers face new tax to halt rise in air travel
• Climate change talks 'in danger', warns David Miliband
• UN calls on broadcasters to support climate change
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» 07 Sep 2009

• Japan throws down gauntlet, vows to cut greenhouse gas emissions 25 percent by 2020
• Miliband aims to shock on climate tour
• Maldives to miss climate summit
• Japanese carbon cut may change UN climate poker
• India doesn't want to pay for climate change, but it's already feeling the costs
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» 06 Sep 2009

• French carbon tax hotly debated
• PM joins thousands in British carbon-cutting pledge
• Try nature, not tech, to fix economic woes -UNEP
• US wants G20 to axe fuel subsidies
• UN urges nations to tackle air pollution
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» 05 Sep 2009

• French carbon tax hotly debated
• PM joins thousands in British carbon-cutting pledge
• Try nature, not tech, to fix economic woes -UNEP
• US wants G20 to axe fuel subsidies
• UN urges nations to tackle air pollution
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» 04 Sep 2009

• French carbon tax hotly debated
• PM joins thousands in British carbon-cutting pledge
• Try nature, not tech, to fix economic woes -UNEP
• US wants G20 to axe fuel subsidies
• UN urges nations to tackle air pollution
• More...

» 03 Sep 2009

• Climate change killing corals, costing billions: study
• Asia's poorest to be worst hit by climate change: ADB
• Icecap photo shows 'mother nature in tears'
• India will be key player at Copenhagen conference, says Miliband
• UK energy giants unveil proposals for five new biomass plants
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» 02 Sep 2009

• Climate change killing corals, costing billions: study
• Asia's poorest to be worst hit by climate change: ADB
• Icecap photo shows 'mother nature in tears'
• India will be key player at Copenhagen conference, says Miliband
• UK energy giants unveil proposals for five new biomass plants
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» 01 Sep 2009

• A sometimes lonely trek for global warming awareness
• Firms in danger of missing emissions targets
• Global warming to put heat on Midwest
• Nepal villagers on climate change frontline
• India, China to join hands on studying climate change in Tibet
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