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Arctique: Les morses et les caribous menacés de disparition

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KEPCO makes foray into first overseas CDM biz

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Sir Richard Branson urges introduction of carbon tax

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New bill would help California combat climate change

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Ancient meteorite impact sparked long-lived volcanic eruptions on Earth

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The world should brace itself for a new wave of biological invasions

An international team of scientists has identified how our rapidly changing world will bring new types of invaders, often from very unexpected places.

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