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The G8 leaders agreed Tuesday in Japan to support a 50% reduction in worldwide greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. However, developing nations including China and India rejected it because they believe the commitments are not strong enough....
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There were/are plenty prophesies threatening the Earth with the end of the world in the nearest feature around-and this BBC story of The Green New Deal Group is, one...
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Creativity plus utility can do wonders! Some fourteen graduates of the Royal College of Art made a mark in the design world by competing for the 2008 Pilkington...
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In a new report, the EPA said “it is very likely” that more people will die during extremely hot periods in future years — and that the elderly, the...
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There is so much buzz around the phenomenon of global warming that one begins to wonder if it is hyped or real. One Mr. Michael Crichton had presented his off-track...
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Global warming may not be really existing as we think it does. At least evidence says so.
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United States was regarded as the worst handler of the global warming issue. It ranked at the bottom in addressing the environmental issue in the recent G-8 summit. But...
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Ultimately, the time has come for human beings to start taking concrete steps to check global warming. After threatening to endanger life forms, submerge land masses...
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Global warming may prove fatal for humans in the long run, but it has proved as an evolution for this new species of bird. This new life has come into existence way up...
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Most of us are aware of the ozone layer problem. Ozone is a gas containing 3 atoms of oxygen. It is a harmful gas if inhaled in large quantities. Naturally it is...
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If you think we haven’t screwed the Earth enough, here’s more bad news. We have, apparently, put almost one third of the world’s coral reefs at risk of extinction...
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Vice President Dick Cheney’s office pushed for major deletions in congressional testimony on the public health consequences of climate change, fearing the...
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New evidence has emerged that a large plate of floating ice shelf attached to Antarctica is breaking up, in a troubling sign of global warming, the European Space...
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The collapse of the glacial bridge of Patagonia, Perito Moreno is dominating news in Argentina and here in South America. The famous 60 meter high arc of ice broke on...
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A proposal to reverse climate change by placing mirrors in the sky to reflect sunlight away from Earth won’t give us back the same climate we had before we...
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We’ve all seen the Got Milk? ads that show some of the most popular celebrities wearing milk mustaches. And we all know that when celebrities endorse something, it...
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In my opinion, man did not cause global warming, but man can ease back on fossil fuels because they feed terrorism.
Man can also ease back on pollution, which Mealer...
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The Group of Eight leading industrial nations on Tuesday endorsed halving world emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050, edging forward in the battle against global...
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One of the largest unknowns in our understanding of the greenhouse effect is the role of the oceans as a carbon sink. Much of the carbon dioxide released into the...
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If innovative ideas are what you care for, this ad might interest you. ADESF, an organization that aims to get people to quit smoking, sought the help of Neogama/BBH...
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More than 160 nations were trying Friday to clear the first hurdle in drafting an ambitious new treaty on global warming despite a yawning gap in the stances of rich...
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Australia launches its first geosequestration plant Wednesday, designed to bury carbon dioxide underground and cut back the country’s greenhouse gas...
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The Chinese seem to be deeply concerned about the environment. China probably is a pretty big source of greenhouse gas emissions. The Chinese vehicles, farms and even...
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The 12 members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) pump about 40 percent of the world’s crude oil and it has sought to reposition itself...
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Fred Dryer, Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering in Princeton hopes to see ‘green skies’ in the future. He plans to do so by developing greener alternative...
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Indonesia is home to 60 percent of the world’s threatened peatlands, but its marshes are being destroyed at an unprecedented pace because of massive conversion...
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Scientists, to fight against global warming, seem to be up with arms with all innovations. In a bid to venture newer avenues, they are in support for any sun-rays...
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A UN special meet on climate change harped on the developed world to carry more of the burden of tackling greenhouse emissions. Warning that if let loose to envelope...
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Cutting on congestion leading to fuel saving and lessening of greenhouse gas emissions has been the crying demand of the environmentalists for decades, with the global...
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In the rat-race of reducing ‘carbon footprints’ across the world, and trying to keep up with the strongly-echoing buzzword “eco-friendly”, fuel cells are in the leading...
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We all take pleasure in the warmth of the sun rays during winter, without the rays from the Sun, Earth would be an ice planet, yet a new study states that the sun is...
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One after the climate deals are on for years, but the overall environment problems are still considerably prevailing, with the effects of climate changes already...
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Ford Motors and Chrysler Group have joined a group of companies and environment organizations pushing the federal government to enact laws aimed at curbing greenhouse...
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The 2003 summer — from June to August – in the Mediterranean region is still a nightmare for many, whose dear ones were lost to Europe’s hottest heat wave ever...
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In the world, where the demand for bio-diesels is soaring with the increasing concerns for greenhouse gas emissions leading to global warming, researchers are getting...
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With our climate changing fast, triggering concerns among scientists on the effects it would have on the earth’s life in the coming years, they seem to target even the...
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Though Canada has failed to meet the Kyoto goals within the stipulated time, it seems to be trying hard to make the ends meet, as far as global warming-related...
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Increasing global warming is wiping out various animal and plant species each day. And, this has triggered concerns among conservationists on how to stop the dwindling...
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Amidst debates on whether seas warmed by greenhouse gas emissions lead to more hurricanes or the El Nino and an African monsoon are the culprits, a new research adds up...
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