Why Climate Change Is Making Koalas Thirsty
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Climate change will fuel terrorism recruitment, report for German foreign office says
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Reform of the EUETS Has at Last Made Significant Progress
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US stand on Paris deal: UN climate official says respectful
of national processesNew Delhi, Apr 19 (PTI) Amidst uncertainty over the US continued participation in the Paris agreement, a top UN climate official said...
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The networks all but ignored climate change last year. Thats bad news for science.
Images of evening news broadcasts from ABC, PBS, CBS and NBC. (Courtesy of Media Matters for America)It’s not that there isn’t enough climate change...
Climat : la prise de conscience monte chez les grands investisseurs
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Under 10 percent of international climate fund cash reaching local projects, study shows
“Understanding how to get money where it matters is the challenge of the moment,” says one report authorBy Laurie Goering
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Global warming may explain Arctic's green ice
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