China Daily
China says it holds fast to Durban outcome
A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said Friday that the country holds fast to the Durban outcome and will work with the international community to promote negotiations on climate change.
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Times of India
India scores a crucial victory
After three days of bare-knuckled fight, India, backed by the Asia Pacific group, claimed a victory at the Bonn climate negotiations with its nominee being declared co-chair of the most important track of climate change talks which will thrash out a new global climate regime by 2015, along with western Europe’s candidate from Norway.
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Huffington Post
UN Climate Conference In Bonn Reaches Agreement After Week-Long Deadlock
* Agenda for work on new global climate deal is adopted * Agreement breaks week-long deadlock over procedure * Mistrust between countries remains * Urgent climate action needed to limit global warming (Adds further context, quotes) By Nina Chestney BONN, May 25 (Reuters) - More than 180 countries agreed on an agenda...
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The Nation
Climate pact process stumbles as countries bicker in Bonn
BONN - Less than six months after the world agreed to craft a new global climate pact by 2015, talks stumbled at a crucial preparatory phase Friday as rich and poorer countries butted heads.
With the mood still strained by the 2009 Copenhagen climate summit, negotiations in Bonn showed developed and developing nations split on apportioning responsibility for tackling global ...
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AP
Is China poor? Key question at climate talks
BONN, Germany (AP) -- The latest round of U.N. climate talks has failed to resolve how to share the burden of curbing man-made global warming, mainly because countries don't agree on who is rich and who is poor....
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science blogs
Environmentalism and anti-science, how GMOs prove any ideological extremity leads to anti-science
Today I read about two individuals who decided on political defections over perceived anti-science amongst their former political allies- one due to climate change, the other for anti-GMO. From the right, we have Michael Fumento, who in Salon describes his break with the right, spurred by Heartland’s campaign comparing those who believe in climate change…
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BBC
Nations 'wasting time' on climate
The latest round of UN climate talks is nearing its end, with observers saying little progress has been made against a "coalition of the unwilling".
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Scientific American
Climate Armageddon: How the World's Weather Could Quickly Run Amok [Excerpt]
Adapted from The Fate of the Species: Why the Human Race May Cause Its Own Extinction and How We Can Stop It , by Fred Guterl (Bloomsbury USA, 2012). [More]
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American Scientist
Butterfly Species Expands Range with Climate Change
A butterfly species in England is expanding its range, thanks to climate change. In the current issue of Science, researchers at the University of York report that the brown argus butterfly has spread its reach in England northward by about 50 miles over 20 years as a warmer climate allow its caterpillars to feed off wild geranium plants, which are widespread in the countryside...from ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN
ABC issues correction on email threats
THE ABC has issued a correction acknowledging that 11 emails sent to climate scientists contained abuse, but no death threats.
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THE AUSTRALIAN
ABC's world has its own climate
THOSE inside the national broadcaster see the world very differently from their external critics.
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physorg
Sea sponges could act as early warning system
(Phys.org) -- Sea sponges may hold clues to climate change and other impending environmental risks, researchers from Flinders University believe.
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Times LIVE
Bonn bickering bedevils climate pact
Less than six months after the world agreed to craft a new climate pact by 2015, negotiations stumbled at a crucial preparatory phase on Friday as rich and poor countries butted heads.
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FT
EU escalates dispute with Argentina
Brussels files a complaint with the WTO accusing Buenos Aires of restricting foreign imports and points to a deteriorating investment climate in Argentina
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science blogs
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Pravda
The Russian microelectronics industry and national security
It is often forgotten, in today's information-driven business climate, that many of the world's most prominent "Silicon Valleys" - Hsin-chu, Taiwan; Ang Mo Kio, Singapore; "Silicon Saxony", Germany; and even the original American Silicon Valley in California - were built largely or entirely on the semiconductor, or microelectronics, industry
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Science Daily
Gourmet butterflies speed north
A new study has shown how a butterfly has changed its diet, and consequently has sped northwards in response to climate change.
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Huffington Post
Dave Johnson: At Shareholder Meeting Amazon Drops ALEC, Dodges Tax Questions
At today's Amazon shareholder meeting in Seattle the company announced that it is dropping support for ALEC, while fudging questions about its taxes and...
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Scientific American
Once-Rare Butterfly Species Now Thrives Thanks to Climate Change
The once rare brown argus butterfly is on the move, expanding its range and numbers in the U.K.—and it’s all thanks to climate change. Thus far, the world’s climate has warmed roughly 0.8 degree Celsius over the course of the last century or so, thanks to a rise in greenhouse gas concentrations now approaching 400 [...]
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New York Times
Observatory: Butterfly Species Expands Range With Climate Change
The brown argus butterfly in England has spread northward as the warmer climate allows its caterpillars to feed off a new host plant, wild geraniums, researchers say.
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BBC
Posh play gets political makeover
Playwright Laura Wade updates her 2010 play Posh to reflect the changing political climate for its West End transfer.
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AP
Rich-poor divide reopens at UN climate talks
BONN, Germany (AP) -- The advances made in U.N. climate talks last year appeared at risk Thursday as a rift between rich and poor countries reopened in negotiations aimed at crafting a global pact to stop the planet from overheating....
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politico
Obama: We need five more years
ATHERTON, Calif. – President Barack Obama told an intimate crowd gathered at the family estate of the heir to the Levi Strauss & Co. fortune that he has started to steer the ship in the right direction.
“We’ve set a path and a target," he said, "and a direction where this is again a country where everybody gets a fair shot, everybody does their fair share, everybody plays by the same set of...
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AllThingsDigital
Will Mr. Zuckerberg Have to Go to Washington?
Can Congress resist a juicy Facebook IPO hearing? (Of course not -- it's an Election year, people!)
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Foreign Policy
Two Worlds, One Climate - By Peter Passell
Forget Kyoto. There’s a much better way to persuade the developing world to fight climate change.
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Science News
Delay of bloom blamed on climate change
Flowers that fail to open early in spring may be taking cue from previous autumn
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Reuters
150,000 more US heat deaths projected by 2100
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Killer heat fueled by climate change could cause an additional 150,000 deaths this century in the biggest U.S. cities if no steps are taken to curb carbon emissions and improve emergency services, according to a new report.
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Daily Mail
The Voice judge Will.i.am goes to Oxford University climate change debate in gas-guzzling helicopter
When WILL.I.AM arrived at a climate change debate in Oxford recently, he showed a shocking lack of judgement. The 37-year-old Black Eyed Peas star arrived for the talk in his private helicopter.
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Telegraph
Will.I.Am attends climate change talk in helicoper
Musician Will.I.Am has been criticised for arriving at a climate change debate in a private helicopter, producing the same amount of CO2 most people do in a month.
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Daily Mail
That's not very green: The Voice judge Will.i.am turns up to climate change debate in a massive gas-guzzling helicopter
When WILL.I.AM arrived at a climate change debate in Oxford recently, he showed a shocking lack of judgement. The 37-year-old Black Eyed Peas star arrived for the talk in his private helicopter.
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Nature
A charter for geoengineering
A controversial field trial of technology to mitigate climate change has been cancelled, but research continues. A robust governance framework is sorely needed to prevent further setbacks.
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National Geographic
Amid Economic Concerns, Carbon Capture Faces a Hazy Future
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects around the world are hitting a wall in the face of high costs and a lack of climate policy.
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New York Times
I.H.T. Special Report: Smart Business: Hungarian Start-Ups Defy Economic Climate
Many young Hungarian entrepreneurs are trying to emulate firms like Prezi, which makes cloud-based software for more dynamic presentations.
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perez hilton
Scarlett Johansson Parties Like A Classy Lass!
We hear Black Widow herself was the belle of the ball Saturday night at Hollywood's Redbury Hotel.
Inside the swanky doors of Cleo, Scarlett Johansson arrived at 9pm for a girl's night out in thick-rimmed glasses and vintage apparel.
She only stayed until 11, but two hours of ScarJo is really all her friends need, right?? [...]
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Los Angeles Times
Buddha's hand citron: like lemon, but zestier
One of the most exotic-looking items in high-end produce departments is Buddha’s hand citron, a palm-sized fruit that sells for as much as $10. It’s a steep price to pay for something with no juice, no pulpy flesh and just a mild-tasting white pith. The appeal here is all in the highly aromatic rind: The fingers of the fruit can deliver eight times the surface area for zest compared with other ...
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Scientific American
Climate Education Graduates to the Next Level
BALTIMORE--Ninth grade science at the Academy for Career and College Education began the usual way last fall. Victoria Matthew's students learned the difference between biotic and abiotic characteristics, then progressed to the basics of scientific method. By Thanksgiving, they were ready for climate change. That's when Matthew braced herself. [More]
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Telegraph
Protesters clash with police at Nato summit in Chicago
Thousands of protesters marched through downtown Chicago on Sunday, airing grievances about war, climate change and a wide range of other complaints as world leaders assembled for a Nato summit.
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AP
Protesters march through Chicago to NATO summit
CHICAGO (AP) -- Thousands of protesters marched through downtown Chicago on Sunday in one of the city's largest demonstrations in years, airing grievances about war, climate change and a wide range of other complaints as world leaders assembled for a NATO summit....
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Hoy
La pradera mediterránea de posidonia desaparecerá en 40 años
Una de las joyas de la flora acuática mundial corre serio riesgo de desaparecer a lo largo del siglo XXI. Las praderas de posidonia, que solo se encuentran en el mar Mediterráneo perderán el 90% de su densidad en 40 años. Esa es la previsión que ha realizado el Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) después de estudiar el comportamiento de estas plantas y su evolución en los últ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Climate of laughter in bizarre soap opera
A BIKE-TYRE slashing sitcom with a perversely sacred heart, The Heretic has already been eulogised in print.
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Daily Telegraph
Carbon aid in Combet heartland
CLIMATE Change Minister Greg Combet's own seat is one of the biggest winners from a new carbon tax campaign to teach people how to beat power rises.
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White House
Fact Sheet: G-8 Action on Energy and Climate Change
At the Camp David Summit, G-8 Leaders recognized that the development of and universal access to environmentally safe, sustainable, secure, and affordable sources of energy is essential to global economic growth and to their overall efforts to address climate change. As such, they identified several actions for the G-8 to take together:
Pursue a Comprehensive Energy Strategy – Safe...
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Washington Post
Editorial Board: A viable clean-energy bill at last?
WILL AMERICA do anything significant to slow climate change? Cap-and-trade died in 2010. Clean-energy subsidies are expensive and inadequate to address the sprawling issue of global warming. The Environmental Protection Agency’s new carbon regulations have the same drawbacks.
Read full article >>
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Irish Times
Climate change: new bird species may arrive
CLIMATE CHANGE has the potential to bring 20 new breeding species of birds to Ireland, according to a new book.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Protest culture taking a heavy toll on South Africa
South Africans penchant for civic activism, starting from the days of apartheid, has severely damaged the countrys image and investment climate
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NEWS.au.com
Abbott rejects Combet's climate 'egging'
OPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott has rejected claims he's "over-egged the pudding" with his warnings on the climate tax.
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Slashdot
Americans Happy To Pay More For Clean Energy, But Only a Little More
Fluffeh writes "A recent study of over 1,000 folks for a paper published in Nature Climate Change has found that the average US citizen is inclined to pay a premium to ensure that by 2035, 80% of US power comes from clean energy. At random, respondents received one of three "technological treatments" or definitions of clean energy that included renewable energy sources alone, renewable sources ...
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The Guardian
Fuel poverty figures show decrease, but are expected to rise again
Figures for 2010 show the number of households in fuel poverty fell by 750,000, but critics point out average bills have risen by £150 since thenThe number of UK households in fuel poverty fell in 2010, but rising energy bills and the reduction of funds for energy efficiency measures mean the fall is likely to be short lived, experts have warned.Figures from the Department of Energy and Climate...
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Mail & Guardian
Gathering urges rethink on carbon emitters
Divisions over who should lead the fight against climate change should be laid aside say ministers from some of the world's poorest countries.
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BBC
Councils 'must lower emissions'
Local authorities across the UK should have a statutory duty to combat climate change, government advisors recommend.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
What animals will win the climate change race
A daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton
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Reuters
UK climate experiment canceled on patent concerns
LONDON (Reuters) - British scientists have abandoned an experiment to test the possibility of spraying particles into the upper atmosphere to stem global warming, largely due to concerns over a patent for some of the technology, the project's leader said.
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Gizmodo
This Insanely Talented One-Armed Juggling Robot Is the Future of Busking [Video]
In today's tough economic climate even industrial robots are having a hard time finding work. So it's nice to see that researchers at Chiba University in Japan have successfully taught a robot arm how to juggle. An important skill that will let robots continue to earn a living by busking on the streets. More »
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BBC
Action urged on city climate risk
Urban areas need additional capacity to adapt to the range of threats posed by climate change, such as flooding and rising temperatures, studies show.
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FT
Target sales increase beats expectations
US discount retailer remains cautious in uncertain economic climate but posts a 6% revenues rise despite costs of entry into Canada taking their toll
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omg
UK climate experiment cancelled on patent concerns
LONDON (Reuters) - British scientists have abandoned an experiment to test the possibility of spraying particles into the upper atmosphere to stem global warming, largely due to concerns over a patent for some of the technology, the project's leader said. Scientists and engineers from the universities of Bristol, Cambridge and Oxford are behind a three-year, 1.6 million pound ($2.5 million) geo...
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The Nation
All steps being taken to protect forests: Kausar
PESHAWAR - Meanwhile, Federal Minister for Climate Change, Rana Muhammad Farooq Saeed Khan, called on Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Barrister Masood Kausar at the Governor’s House here on Tuesday. Provincial Minister for Finance Muhammad Hamayoun Khan was also present on this occasion.They discussed various matters pertaining to effects of climate change and environmental protection and the ...
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The Nation
All steps being taken to protect forests: Kausar
PESHAWAR - Meanwhile, Federal Minister for Climate Change, Rana Muhammad Farooq Saeed Khan, called on Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Barrister Masood Kausar at the Governor’s House here on Tuesday. Provincial Minister for Finance Muhammad Hamayoun Khan was also present on this occasion.They discussed various matters pertaining to effects of climate change and environmental protection and the ...
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The Nation
All steps being taken to protect forests: Kausar
PESHAWAR - Meanwhile, Federal Minister for Climate Change, Rana Muhammad Farooq Saeed Khan, called on Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Barrister Masood Kausar at the Governor’s House here on Tuesday. Provincial Minister for Finance Muhammad Hamayoun Khan was also present on this occasion.They discussed various matters pertaining to effects of climate change and environmental protection and the ...
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Mashable
Google Explains How Your Emails Travel to Their Destination
Google has launched Story of Send, a new website that explains how an email travels from your PC, tablet or smartphone to its destination.
The site…
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Tory rhetoric creates chilly climate for free speech
Shrill attacks discourage public-policy debates
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BoingBoing
Geoengineering and the Fight against Climate Change: BB's Maggie on "To the Point" radio show (audio)
Shutterstock Two of my favorite people talk about one of my favorite topics, all on the same radio program. Our own Maggie Koerth-Baker was interviewed by my friend (and former NPR colleague) Alex Chadwick on KCRW's daily show "To the Point" today, to talk about "Geoengineering and the fight against climate change." Everybody talks about [...]
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USA Today
Many mammals won't outrun climate change
Study: Hundreds of species of mammals in the Western Hemisphere may not be able to migrate with the projected speed of climate change.
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The Jerusalem Post
Defending Israel’s borders from ‘climate refugees'
Experts recommend complete enclosure of Israel to prevent migration waves, in report on adaptation to climate change.
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Times LIVE
Climate talks resume after Durban
Long-running arguments over who needs to do what to stop the planet from overheating are back in focus this week.
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Los Angeles Times
Rodriguez: Immigration and the new old me
Despite my family's rootedness in Southern California, migration has had an inordinate effect on my life. Now that it has come to a virtual halt, how do I see myself? Angeleno, as always.The news that Mexican immigration to the United States has come to a virtual halt has me thinking about all the ways that will change things. It will affect politics, culture, labor and the nation's racial clim...
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TechCrunch
Europe’s ‘OpenTable’ Livebookings Eats Up Another $24M From Balderton, Wellington, Ekstranda
Livebookings, the restaurant booking and marketing service that competes with services like OpenTable, is announcing today that it has picked up another $24 million (£15 million) in funding to continue growing its business in Europe and beyond. The news highlights two trends we've seen emerging recently around here: companies dedicated to eating out are not going hungry in the current economic ...
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BBC
Europe struggles for climate lead
Key UN climate talks are set to open in Germany, with Europe struggling to maintain its position as a global leader.
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Hindustan Times
Obama's presidency a disappointment everywhere
In a world weary of war and economic crises, and concerned about global climate change, the consensus is that Barack Obama has not lived up to the lofty expectations that surrounded his 2008 election and Nobel Peace Prize a year later.
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National Post
National leaders unanimous in their inaction on climate change
Andrew Coyne: Every party agrees there’s a problem, every party agrees on its cause, every party agrees on its solution. And no party has a serious policy to achieve it
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ElPais
Another Spanish cinema is possible
With film financing in crisis, moviemakers are resorting to guerrilla tactics
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WSJ
Bondholders at Risk in Shareholder Spring
The crisis so far has been pretty friendly to corporate bondholders. But shareholders disappointed by poor returns are starting to flex their muscles. Does the shareholder spring mean a colder climate for bondholders?
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Daily Mail
Can this help us solve global warming? First carbon capture experiment to take place under Scottish seabed next week
From Monday, scientists will pump carbon dioxide into the sediment below Ardmucknish Bay at Benderloch., hoping to slow down climate change by capturing carbon dioxide.
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UN
Asia-Pacific cannot afford to grow without addressing environmental concerns - UN
Countries in the Asia-Pacific region must find ways to continue to grow economically and lift millions out of poverty while also responding to climate change and environmental concerns, according to a United Nations report released today, which stresses that new methods of production are needed to meet this goal.
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New York Times
Op-Ed Contributor: Game Over for the Climate
If Canada exploits the oil in its tar sands, civilization will be at risk.
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Times of India
Pranab seeks support for oil subsidy cut
Pranab Mukherjee said the investment climate could be revived if the financial sector reforms and major tax reforms were approved.
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WSJ
Dinosaurs' Gas May Have Warmed Air
Gassy dinosaurs may have spewed so much methane into the air that it could have helped warm the climate tens of millions of years ago, a team of U.K. scientists reported.
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USA Today
Public support slips for steps to curb climate change
From gas-mileage standards to tax breaks for windmills, public support for "green" energy measures to tackle global warming has dropped.
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WSJ
Dinosaurs' Gas May Have Warmed the Ancient Air
Belching dinosaurs may have spewed so much methane into the air that it could have affected the climate tens of millions of years ago, a team of U.K. scientists reported.
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Irish Times
Dinosaur flatulence 'warmed Earth'
In a major new climate finding, researchers have calculated that dinosaur flatulence could have put enough methane into the atmosphere to warm the planet during the hot, wet Mesozoic era.
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USA Today
Dinosaur digestion disrupted ancient climate?
Dinosaur flatulence may have manufactured methane greenhouse gas emissions that kept the ancient world toasty, an analysis suggests.
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Irish Times
Dinosaur flatulence 'may have warmed Earth'
In a major new climate finding, researchers have calculated that dinosaur flatulence could have put enough methane into the atmosphere to warm the planet during the hot, wet Mesozoic era.
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Daily Mail
It's not all our fault! Scientists think dinosaur flatulence may be partly to blame for climate change
Professor Graeme Ruxton of St Andrews University, Scotland, said the giant animals spent 150 years emitting the potent global warming gas, methane.
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Los Angeles Times
La Niña is over, La Nada may be next
La Nina, the demon diva of drought, has ended, but what comes next could be even more foreboding: La Nada.
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The Jerusalem Post
'Experiments misjudge plant responses to climate change'
“Findings have extensive consequences for predictions of species diversity, ecosystem services,” expert at UCSD says.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Video: John Ralston Saul on the state of global press freedom
The noted academic and presidnet of PEN International discusses the current climate for Press Freedoms around the wold with the Globe's Marina Jimenez
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Number10
Structural Reform Plan progress reports published - April 2012
Structural Reform Plan progress updates for each UK Government department for April 2012.
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MarketWatch
Thomas Kostigen's Impact Investor: IFC debuts green bond to fight climate change
The International Finance Corp. has floated a $500 million green bond to raise capital for climate-friendly investments around the globe.
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Irish Times
Finn earns a two-year contract with Rovers
BUCKING THE general trend in domestic football in the current economic climate, Shamrock Rovers yesterday handed midfielder Ronan Finn a two-year contract extension, committing the 24-year-old to the club until the end of the 2014 season.
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APA-OTS
4 Millionen für Klimafolgenforschung
Wien (OTS) -
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- Austrian Climate Research Programme (ACRP) geht in die 5. Runde
- Berlakovich: Zentrales Instrument für
Klimawandelanpassungsstrategie
- Klima- und Energiefonds schafft Wissensbasis für Politik und
Wirtschaft
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Heute, Donnerstag, startet zum fünften Mal in …
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Times of India
South Korea approves emissions trading scheme
South Korea's parliament has approved a long-delayed bill to start trading carbon dioxide emissions in 2015, joining the vanguard of countries battling climate change. The legislation approved late Wednesday means it will become one of the first Asian countries to implement a nationwide cap-and-trade system.
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Telegraph
US warns Bolivia that nationalisation of Red Electrica company will damage investment
Seizure of Spanish firm's local grid 'will damage investment climate'.
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New York Times
Temperature Rising: Clouds’ Effect on Climate Change Is Last Bastion for Dissenters
Richard S. Lindzen, a professor of meteorology at M.I.T., says the earth is not especially sensitive to greenhouse gases because clouds will react to counter them.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
China bests Canada in tackling climate change, Strong says
Environmentalist praises Beijings ambitious targets in its five-year economic plan to decouple emissions growth from economic development
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Reuters
App depicts impact of climate change on planet
TORONTO (Reuters) - Whether it is melting glaciers, coastal erosion or drying lakes, a new app displays the impact of climate change on the planet by using before and after satellite images.
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USA Today
Dodge Dart has huge glove box for computers
Dodge uses a vertical climate control system to free space for a big glove compartment on the 2013 Dart compact. Laptop or tablet fits fine.
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Washington Post
EPA faces crucial climate decision on diesel made from palm oil
Quick quiz: Which country is the world’s third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, after the United States and China?
The answer, at least in recent years, has been Indonesia. That’s surprising. It’s not the world’s third-largest economy. It’s not an industrial powerhouse. But Indonesia has been clearing its vast rain forests of late, releasing huge stores of carbon into the air. One culprit h...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Will climate change trump tourism in Scotland?
Renewable energy may have met its loudest foe yet, with The Donald' threatening to take his millions elsewhere if turbines ruin the view from his new golf course
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Do more to help business adapt to climate change, Ottawa told
Its not an environmental issue, its a bottom-line issue
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siliconindia
GAAR Adding Anxiety to Investors Confidence: ICRA
The concerns surrounding the proposals of General Anti Avoidance Rule (GAAR) has added anxiety to the general "lack of confidence" in the investment climate in India, a top official of rating agency ICRA said.
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Daily Telegraph
Meddling in insurance 'a disaster'
GOVERNMENTS have been warned that meddling in the insurance business could stop households and businesses making the tough decisions required to adapt to dangerous climate change.
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Reuters
U.S. voters favor regulating carbon dioxide: survey
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three out of four U.S. voters favor regulating carbon dioxide as a greenhouse-gas pollutant, and a majority think global warming should be a priority for the president and Congress, a survey of American attitudes on climate and energy reported on Thursday.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Debt and taxes: How you know you're in Canada
Plus, Obama says Keystone XL not 'make or break' climate issue
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APA-OTS
2012 European HR Barometer Shows That People Still Come First Despite Tough Economic Climate and Pressure on Cost Reduction
London (ots/PRNewswire) -
Respondents to the Seventh European HR Barometer maintain bold
human capital plans for 2012
The 7th HR Barometer study
[http://aon.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=43&item=2566 ], designed and
carried out for the European Club for human resources (EChr) by Aon …
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Technology Review
An Algorithm for Preserving Art
A medieval art museum models the building's climate using wireless sensors to better maintain its collection.
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New York Times
Effects of Climate Change Seen for Corn Prices
A study suggests that unless American farmers develop more heat-tolerant corn varieties or move production into Canada, frequent heat waves will cause sharp price spikes.
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Foreign Policy
How to refute the logic of a Thomas Friedman op-ed
Last Wednesday Thomas Friedman wrote a very silly column in which he called for Michael Bloomberg to enter the presidential race because he had an annoying experience at Union Station he thinks the United States needs a real leader:
[W]ith Europe in peril, China and America wobbling, the Arab world in turmoil, energy prices spiraling and the climate changing, we are facing some real sto...
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Telegraph
Climate change a 'feminist' issue, claims MEP
A committee of EU politicians is attempting to argue that climate change is a feminist issue.
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Times of India
Corporate America writes to Obama about 'vacuum' in India
Unhappy over the investment climate in India, corporate America has told the White House there is a "vacuum" at the Centre & political power is devolving to state leaders.
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Irish Times
EU to consider China's emissions plan
EU climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard said today officials were looking at a Chinese plan for its aviation carbon emissions, but did not yet have enough information to see if it could count as an "equivalent measure" under EU carbon law.
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Reuters
Private equity firm SVG cautious over payouts
LONDON, April 19 (Reuters) - Private equity company SVG
Capital, which puts much of its capital into buyout firm
Permira, said the tough economic climate meant the timing of any
future payouts to its...
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Mail & Guardian
SA joins neighbours for Windhoek climate change hub
Southern African countries have agreed to launch a centre in Namibia to tie together climate change studies across the region.
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Nikkei
Global Business Climate 'Rainy' For 6th Month |
Wired
How Does Your (First Time) Garden Grow?
I can discuss the finer points of Green Zebra, Mortgage Lifter, and Goliath tomatoes. I can identify lady bug eggs and tree hopper nymphs and a pickleworm. Pruning fruit trees? Organic pest control? Compost? Be still my heart. While I'm still learning about gardening in this new climate of mine, I can certainly answer some of Ariane's questions.
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BBC
Ice hockey edict for desert state
The president of Turkmenistan, which has a hot desert climate, orders government ministries to set up their own ice hockey teams.
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BBC
VIDEO: Qatar's small business stock market
Getting hold of finance is one of the biggest challenges faced by small and medium sized businesses in the current economic climate, with credit often hard to obtain even in wealthy countries.
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The Lancet
[Comment] Offline: Why (some) medical conferences make sense
John Ioannidis (from Stanford University) recently posed a question that many doctors might ask themselves privately, but few dare to raise in public: “do medical conferences serve any purpose?” There is not one shred of evidence, he suggested, that medical meetings benefit health or health care. Worse, since most conferences are based upon “questionable values”, they are more likely to be harm...
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CNN
A Googler's advice to budding entrepreneurs
Google's Guatam Gandhi took home the top prize at the Rice University Business Plan Competition in 2004. He talks to Fortune about the startup climate in the U.S. and what aspiring entrepreneurs ought to know.
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Reuters
Tennessee teacher law could boost creationism, climate denial
(Reuters) - A new Tennessee law protects teachers who explore the "scientific strengths and scientific weaknesses" of evolution and climate change, a move science education advocates say could make...
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DomainGang
Frank Schilling buys Greece
Frank Schilling, the uber-domainer investor who moved from the cold winters of Canada to the warm climate of the Caymans, is known for his fondness of sea, sand and sunny places. With his latest investment, Frank Schilling might shock many, as he’s bought Greece and its web. Quite literally so, as the ever-alert Frankie bid [...]
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Foreign Policy
The hollow shell of security reform in Bahrain
With
the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend ten days away, international attention is once
again focusing on the critical situation in the troubled island kingdom in the
Persian Gulf. Daily clashes continue between protesters and the security services,
and the beleaguered Al-Khalifa regime faces a growing international backlash over
its treatment
of jailed human rights defender Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, ...
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BnAmericas
Water & Waste - Regional - LAC must improve water management in face of climate change - FAO
Latin America is in need of better water management to cope with the new global climate reality, as well as an improved legal framework to guarantee water access for agriculture, according to Benjamin...
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New York Times
Q & A: Is Climate Change Resulting in Higher Rates of Illness?
There is evidence that more lives are being lost to heart and respiratory ills, as well as infectious diseases spread by carriers whose habitats are expanding.
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CNN
The Earth is full
For 50 years the environmental movement has unsuccessfully argued that we should save the planet for moral reasons, that there were more important things than money. Ironically, it now seems it will be money -- through the economic impact of climate change and resource constraint -- that will motivate the sweeping changes necessary to avert catastrophe.
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Washington Post
Himalayan avalanche buried scores of Pakistani troops, army says
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A huge avalanche buried more than 120 soldiers at a major Pakistani army base on a Himalayan glacier close to India on Saturday, military officials said. Prospects for finding survivors seemed slim, given the fiercely inhospitable climate and dangerous terrain.
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Daily Mail
How to use your ISA to improve the world - and hopefully make some money
We look at the options for those who want to try and profit from the battle against water shortages, climate change - or who just to be a more ethical investor.
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siliconindia
Benefits of International Trade
by mayur D Dicosta No country can possibly produce all the goods and services its people need. Even the richest countries of the world cannot do it. Factors like land, climate, technology, machine and money prevent or limit the production of certain goods and services. Take for example Japan. Japan is among the wealthiest nations of the world, but it is poorest when natural resources are conc...
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National Post
Dutch astronaut Andre Kuipers to post photos from the International Space Station as cities go dark for Earth Hour
Australia’s Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House were plunged into darkness on Saturday for the annual Earth Hour campaign, leading a global effort to raise awareness about climate change
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National Post
NHL guide to going green for Earth Hour
Down Goes Brown: Tonight, people all around the world are being encouraged to dim their lights between 8:30 and 9 p.m. for Earth Hour. The international event is meant to raise awareness of environmental issues and climate change
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Irish Times
Citizens' key role in tackling climate change stressed
Progressive US states and Canadian provinces are working on a bold agenda to cut emissions, writesFRANK McDONALD
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WSJ
The Climate Is Favorable for Soybean Gains
Soybean prices have soared this year. But investors betting on a reversal could get crushed.
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Daily Mail
'Climate change' in the sun could lead to even worse solar storms over next 40 years - and our aircraft may not be built to cope
The sunspots and solar storms in the next four decades will be more damaging - and our aircraft and spacecraft may not be able to cope, an University of Reading expert has warned.
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New York Times
‘The Island President’ and Mohamed Nasheed of the Maldives
Jon Shenk’s documentary “The Island President” aims to raise awareness about climate change and issues of democracy.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Toronto filmmaker Ruba Nadda tries to shed light on Syria's climate of fear
In making Inescapable, Ruba Nadda drew on childhood memories of a country in which spies were everywhere
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China Daily
Volvo expands CO2 reduction scheme
Construction Equipment and Volvo Buses have joined the Volvo Group's cooperation with the World Wide Fund For Nature Climate Savers program.
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Business climate a concern: ANZ chief
ANZ chief Mike Smith says there is a rising concern in Asia about politics in Australia.
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Irish Times
IN&M revenues down 10.9% to €558m
SHARES IN Independent News & Media closed down 2 per cent in Dublin yesterday as the company indicated that its profitability could deteriorate in 2012 due largely to the continued difficult economic climate in Ireland.
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The Jerusalem Post
Global Agenda: The real threat in France
The factor that pushes anti-Semitism from the political extremes to the political center – that makes it active, rather than passive – is the socioeconomic climate.
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Daily Telegraph
Carr warns of environmental disaster
BOB Carr has used his maiden speech in the Senate to warn of a potential environmental disaster caused by climate change.
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Washington Post
As climate changes, Louisiana seeks to lift a highway
GOLDEN MEADOW, La.— Here on the side of Louisiana’s Highway 1, next to Raymond’s Bait Shop, a spindly pole with Global Positioning System equipment and a cellphone stuck on top charts the water’s gradual encroachment on dry land.
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New York Times
Outdoor Skating, a Joy of Winter in Canada, Feels Effects of Changing Climate
This winter on a canal in Ottawa, the weather allowed only 28 skating days, which approached the record for the shortest season: 26 days, set in 2002.
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Technology Review
Discovering the End of the World
The recent death of Sherwood Rowland, whose work helped us avoid one of the world's great environmental disasters, should be a reminder that we can't afford to ignore the lessons of chemistry.
Chemists Mario Molina (above left) and Sherwood Rowland, shown in 1976, calculated that CFCs used in aerosols, refrigeration, and air conditioning were destroying the ozone layer. Credit: Associated Pres...
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SI
Ben Reiter: Padres' Luebke leads group of potential breakout pitching stars
The tiny town of Maria Stein, Ohio, which is situated near the Indiana border, a two-hour drive northwest from Columbus, undoubtedly has many things to recommend it. For example, a former citizen is credited as the inventor of the world's first mechanized manure spreader. One thing that Maria Stein does not have is a temperate climate -- and that, as it does for many pitchers who do not grow up...
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Mail & Guardian
Aussies set to feel the heat
A report released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has found that the country's climate is set to become drier and warmer.
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ARD
"Es ist ein mühsames Vorantasten"
Von der Energiewende könnten die Netzbetreiber profitieren. Und Unternehmen, die Energiespeicher entwickeln. Armin Sandhövel von Allianz Climate Solutions sieht mittelfristig Investitionsmöglichkeiten.
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USA Today
Pacific nation may move entire population to Fiji
Fearing that climate change could wipe out their archipelago, Kiribati leaders are considering a backup plan: moving the populace to Fiji.
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DailyTech
"SimCity" to Make a Comeback in 2013
The new game will feature issues like natural disasters and climate change
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The New Yorker
Maxine Kumin: “Truth.”
Came varnished,
prepackaged, required
scissors to break the seal.
Worn raw from use, reuse
it put up splinters.
I sanded it, wiped it
clear with turpentine.
Liked the look of it
newborn. Thought about
polyurethane, two coats
at least—varnish is old hat.
Rethought the climate:
cutting, quick to . . . (Subscription required.)
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Amnesty International
Moldova: Banning LGBTI demonstrations creates a dangerous climate
Headline Title:
Moldova: Banning LGBTI demonstrations creates a dangerous climate
02 March 2012
The Moldovan government should reverse a move by four local councils effectively to ban outright demonstrations by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people, ...
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Barrons
Oracle, NetSuite Face Near-Term Headwinds
Concur Tech will also see a moderating climate for enterprise software.
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Wired
Ocean Acidification to Hit 300-Million-Year Max
The current rate of ocean acidification puts Earth on a track that, if continued, would likely be unprecedented in last 300 million years.
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China Daily
New direction for World Bank
The world is at a crossroads. Either the global community will join together to fight poverty, resource depletion, and climate change, or it will face a generation of resource wars, political instability, and environmental ruin.
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AP
Even after backlash, banks quietly pursuing fees
NEW YORK (AP) -- Big banks, facing declining revenues and a regulatory climate that leaves them fewer creative ways to make money, are quietly introducing or experimenting with fees that are sure to outrage customers....
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FOX
Gore's Role Questioned In Apple's Climate Policy
Group says Gore, a board member, using position to influence Apple's public stand on global warmingChina's Proview Takes Apple iPad Fight to US CourtWikipedia Has Yet to Solve Media Site's Porn Problem
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Entertainment Online
Sophia Bush Agrees With George Clooney on Gay Marriage: "It's Absolutely a Civil Rights Issue"
Want to get Sophia Bush all fired up?
Then simply ask the stunning One Tree Hill actress how she feels about today's divisive political climate and you're sure to get an...
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Reuters
UPDATE 1-Bunge to buy Climate Change Capital
Feb 22 (Reuters) - U.S. agricultural commodity trader
Bunge on Wednesday said it will buy UK-based investor
Climate Change Capital (CCC) for an undisclosed price after the
transaction was approved by...
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Hindustan Times
Mukherjee holds pre-budget meeting with financial regulators
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday held a meeting with the financial sector regulators and discussed their proposals that could be incorporated in the federal budget to improve the investment climate in the country.
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Reuters
Obama pitches unfinished business for second term
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - President Barack Obama sought on Thursday to stoke enthusiasm in California about his 2012 re-election drive, saying he wanted another chance to overhaul immigration and tackle climate change with a second term.
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New York Times
U.S. Pushes to Cut Emissions That Speed Climate Change
A small group of countries led by the United States is starting a program to address short-lived pollutants like soot, methane and hydrofluorocarbons that account for 30 to 40 percent of global warming.
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New York Times
E.U. Rebuffs China's Challenge to Airline Emission System
The system, which requires airlines to account for all of their emissions on flights involving European airports, is the Union's boldest move to date to protect the climate.
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Daily Mail
UK snow from an enchanting writer new to Britain: The exquisite joy of my first snowfall!
It was only after arriving in Britain six months ago from Singapore, where the climate is warm all year around, that Clarissa Tan experienced autumn and winter for the first time.
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New York Times
Chris Huhne Resignation in Britain Shakes Cameron’s Coalition
Chris Huhne, the energy and climate chief, is accused of perverting the course of justice in a 2003 speeding case.
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circleID
SEC Filing Reveals Facebook Network Equipment Valued Over $1B at Close of 2011
"Facebook reported in its SEC filing that it owns 'network equipment' valued at $1.016 billion at the close of 2011," reports Rich Miller of Data Center Knowledge. "The number reflects the expense of rapidly building a massive Internet infrastructure, including Facebook's shift from buying vendor gear and leasing data centers to building its own servers, racks and custom data centers."
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Irish Times
A poorly designed climate law will cost us dearly
OPINION:IRELAND HAS a considerable challenge ahead to deliver on its climate commitments. Unless additional policy measures are agreed and implemented, Ireland is on course to overshoot its EU emissions targets as early as 2014. But in Ireland, as elsewhere, consensus on climate policy has been difficult to achieve, often resulting in stasis.
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Irish Times
Call for doctor to be acquitted
An application to acquit a Kildare-based doctor of charges he made false and misleading claims in relation to "salt cave climate therapy" has been made before the Medical Council.
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Daily Mail
Des Kelly: No hope of calm in this climate of tribal warfare
Everyone is calling for calm, telling one another to shake hands, behave with respect, be professional and skip to the ground carrying little posies of peace, or something like that. If only.
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Orf
Klimaforschungszentrum für Österreich
Österreichs Klimaforscher bündeln ihre Kräfte. Schon 2011 wurde das "Climate Change Centre Austria" (CCCA) gegründet, dem mittlerweile fast 20 Institutionen - darunter zahlreiche Unis und Forschungseinrichtungen - als Mitglied angehören.
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Times of India
Arguments, pedestrian or otherwise
A 20-something Indian American posted this comment on Facebook: "Just saw a guy with a giant American flag painted on the hood of his pick-up. Ugh, patriotism is SO last decade." Well, that sentiment kind of sums up the nature of fiery debates that cleave "intellectuals" on clichéd questions that range from "Does God exist?" "Is God a she or a he?" and "Is climate change manmade?" to "Could eve...
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New York Times
Davos 2012: Signs of New Life as U.N. Searches for a Climate Accord
It is widely thought that the U.N. forum for negotiating international climate change policies is an ungainly mess, but its most recent meeting in South Africa has given the process new life.
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Times LIVE
Tudortech Olympus postcard: Canadian Rockies
Johnny Rajoo saw the melting effect of climate change in the Canadian Rockies
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Mail & Guardian
Dreary house price growth hits real estate agents
Another bad year for house price growth has given the real estate industry a tougher climate as commission earnings for agents decline.
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Krone
Mehr Kohlendioxid im Meer verwirrt Fisch-Gehirne
Die ständig steigende Konzentration des Treibhausgases Kohlendioxid (CO2), die zu einer Versauerung der Ozeane führt, wirkt sich auch auf die Gehirne von Fischen aus und ändert offenbar deren Verhalten. Das ist das Ergebnis einer Studie von Forschern der James Cook University und der Universität Oslo, die online im Fachjournal "Nature Climate Change" veröffentlicht wurde.
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USA Today
Science educators take on climate naysayers
A noted science education organization Monday announced a turn to battling climate science naysayers.
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Science News
Soil’s Hidden Secrets
Shocking discoveries from the underground may shake up climate science
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science blogs
Stephen Schneider und die Realität des Klimawandels [Diax's Rake]
Im Dezember hat Richard Alley von Climate One in San Francisco den ersten Stephen H. Schneider-Preis erhalten. Stephen Schneider ist leider im July 2010 verstorben, und war Zeit seines Lebens ein starker Advokat für die Kommunikation der realen Risiken des Klimawandels und für einen angemessenen Umgang damit. Anlässlich der Preisverleihung wurde dieses Video vorgestellt, das vielleicht das best...
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Reuters
Euro zone's economy slumps at year-end
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The euro zone's economy deepened its downturn at the end of 2011 as retail sales fell and sentiment soured, but the first improvement in the business climate in 10 months offered hope that an expected recession may be mild.
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Science News
Science & the Public: Insurance payouts point to climate change
A three-decade trend shows a steady global increase in weather and climate related disasters.
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Technology Review
Blog - Chasing the Elusive Energy Policy
Strong energy policy is needed now more than ever, but the chances that Congress will pass one in 2012 are slim.
Prospects for passing some sort of long-term energy policy were good just two years ago, but a lousy economy and some aggressive lobbying by opponents of climate change policy derailed those efforts, and there's no reason to think things will get back on track in 2012.
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Art Review
JANPOLJAN commented on dawn hilton's group 'Chain Of Hope, Climate Changes'
JANPOLJAN commented on dawn hilton's group 'Chain Of Hope, Climate Changes'
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AP
Nelson retirement opens Neb.'s Senate seat to GOP
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -- Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson survived nearly two decades representing heavily Republican Nebraska by carving a path down the political center. But faced with navigating that road in an increasingly polarizing climate, Nelson is stepping away - and swinging the door wide open for the GOP....
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Times of India
US' Biden speaks with Iraqi PM on violence
US vice-president Joe Biden spoke by phone on Sunday with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki about violence in Baghdad and concerns about the political climate in Iraq following the US troop pull-out, the White House said.
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Technology Review
Bill Joy's Energy Quest
The technologist turned venture capitalist describes his approach to investing in technologies that can avert climate change.
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The Nation
5.7m saplings planted to fight climate change
OUR STAFF REPORTER
SIALKOT - Wing Kun Tam, President of Lions Club International, an NGO busy in a variety of public welfare and betterment of environment projects in all over the world, has said that excessive plantation was the only effective measure to control the threat of global warming beside…
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Daily Mail
Cayman Islands: Sun, sand and stingrays on a Caribbean adventure
Rob Crossan went to the Cayman Islands - famed as a tax haven of perfect climate - seeking a suntan. What he found was stingrays that like to kiss tourists and iguanas that like to turn blue.
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BBC
VIDEO: UK Bangladeshis return home
With the increasingly tough economic climate a number of Bangladeshis who emigrated to the UK have decided to return home.
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BBC
Canada under fire over Kyoto exit
France, China and Japan criticise Canada for formally withdrawing from the Kyoto Protocol on climate change, but Australia defends Ottawa's decision.
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Reuters
Canada first nation to pull out of Kyoto protocol
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada on Monday became the first country to announce it would withdraw from the Kyoto protocol on climate change, dealing a symbolic blow to the already troubled global treaty.
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Al Jazhera
Canada to withdraw from Kyoto Protocol
Global accord on climate change "does not represent a way forward for Canada", the environment minister has said.
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Salon
When Cooter took on Newt
His 1994 reelection campaign in Georgia's 6th District may have been the only time in Newt Gingrich's congressional career that he faced an opponent with a funnier-sounding first name: Cooter. That's how most red-blooded Southerners knew Ben L. Jones, who played the good 'ol boy mechanic Cooter Davenport on the CBS series "The Dukes of Hazzard" before entering politics.At the time, the Newt-Coo...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Psychedelic gecko, Elvis monkey among 208 new Mekong species
Animals discovered in a biodiverse region that is threatened by habitat loss, deforestation, climate change and overdevelopment
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Daily Telegraph
Historic breakthrough or epic fail?
THE Gillard Government and the Federal Opposition are in dispute over whether the UN climate change conference was a success or failure.
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The Sun
UN climate deal 'load of hot air'
TREATY pledge blast by green activists who claim it fails to tackle global warming
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DieZeit
Grüne Geschäfte: Durban: "Occupy Climate" ist die bessere Variante
... ein guter Kommentar von Bernhard Pötter von der taz zum Abschluss des Klimagipfels in Durban: Klimaschutz muss man schon selbst machen - egal, was bei UN-Prozessen herauskommt. Lesenswert....
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The Jerusalem Post
New UN climate deal struck, critics say gains modest
UN climate talks agree deal on global warming; vulnerable states say accords leave them on the line; number of key issues deferred until 2012.
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Reuters
U.N. climate talks edge towards compromise pact
DURBAN (Reuters) - U.N. climate change talks inched towards a compromise pact on Sunday that for the first time would aim to force all the biggest polluters to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
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Reuters
U.S. denies delaying global climate deal
DURBAN, South Africa (Reuters) - The United States denied on Thursday it was trying to delay a new global climate deal until 2020, saying it supported an EU proposal that aims to chart a path to a...
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BBC
VIDEO: Nigeria seeks climate change aid
Nigeria is seeking aid to help it cope with the effects of the changing environment.
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lesoir
17:42 La Belgique 13e élève mondial dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique
La Belgique occupe la treizième place du Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI), le classement qui établit les pays selon les efforts qu’ils fournissent pour lutter contre le réc...lire la suite
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AP
'Frozen Planet' to debut on Discovery on March 18
NEW YORK (AP) -- Discovery Channel says its documentary series "Frozen Planet" will premiere March 18 with seven episodes, including a program on climate change hosted by David Attenborough....
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BBC
VIDEO: Is China's growth sustainable?
China is emerging as the potential deal-maker or deal-breaker at this year's UN climate talks taking place in South Africa.
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Human Rights Watch
South Africa: LGBT Rights in Name Only?
Black lesbians and transgender men in South African townships and rural areas face an overwhelming climate of discrimination and violence despite protections promised them in the country’s constitution, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.
(Johannesburg) – Black lesbians and transgender men in South African townships and ru...
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The Nation
China slams US solar probe as protectionist
BEIJING (AFP) - China on Sunday accused the United States of protectionist attitudes towards Chinese solar panel makers and warned that a US investigation could hurt global efforts to cut emissions cheaply.A US trade panel vote to continue a probe into Chinese imports betrayed the insincerity of America ... in pushing climate talks while being indifferent to cutting emissions in an affordabl...
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FT
Climate investing: sunset industry
A market shake-out is in prospect but the appeal, and likely returns, of climate change investing are fading fast
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taz
Neue Website zum Klimawandel: Klimafakten.de gegen "Climategate"
Erneut versuchen Klimaskeptiker, Forscher zu diskreditieren. Eine Webseite der European Climate Foundation soll mit Fachwissen Abhilfe schaffen. mehr...
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Irish Times
Global powers must lead way in new climate deal, says EU
EUROPE WOULD only be prepared to agree to renew the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change if the US, China and other major economies agreed to a “roadmap” leading towards a legally binding international agreement, the EU has warned.
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Times LIVE
China and US need to come on board for climate crisis
The Times Editorial: The UN's top official for climate change, Christiana Figueres, has warned that finding a solution to the global warming crisis will require "nothing short of the most compelling energy, industrial and behavioural revolution that humanity has ever seen".
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Reuters
Cellphone market growth dives in third quarter: Gartner
(Reuters) - Cellphone market growth slumped in the third quarter, with the grim economic climate prompting consumers to cut back or delay purchases, particularly in western Europe, research firm Gartner said.
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Rolling Stone
The Spirit of 1976: Steve Jobs, Jimmy Carter, the Ramones and a Climate of Hope
Nearly every tribute to the late Steve Jobs touches on one particular date April 1st 1976 On that day he fellow geek god Steve Wozniak and Atari employee Ronald Wayne officially formed a new company called Apple A few months later their first product the Apple I – billed in...
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Rolling Stone
Climate Change and the End of Australia
It's near midnight and I'm holed up in a rickety hotel in Proserpine a whistle-stop town on the northeast coast of Australia Yasi a Category 5 hurricane with 200-mile-per-hour winds that's already been dubbed "The Mother of All Catastrophes" by excitable Aussie tabloids is just a few hundred miles offshore...
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DnJournal
2Q-2011 Domain Sales Jump 20% from Year's Opening Quarter
2011 domain sales got off to a slow start with no 7-figure sales in the opening quarter of the year. However, the climate changed in the 2nd quarter when the year's five biggest sales to date were logged, including a pair that broke the million dollar barrier - Social.com at $2.6 million and DomainName.com at $1,000,000.
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USA Today
Butterflies losing habitats due to climate
A study of beleaguered butterflies in California provides some of the best clues yet as to how other animals may react to climate change, scientists say.
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Technology Review
Copenhagen's Clean-Tech Dividend
Climate deal could deliver incentives to grow nascent energy technologies.
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| 5 | Mexico | 4.940 |
| 6 | Italy | 4.815 |
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