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» 31 Mar 2008

• Bangkok talks to set timetable on global-warming pact
• Do or die for threatened species
• Gore Launches Ambitious Advocacy Campaign on Climate
• Gore unveils $300m climate ads
• Huaneng To Build China's Largest Wind Farm - Paper
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» 30 Mar 2008

• Amid the dark, millions keep an idea alight
• Australia: Rudd's emission mission
• Global warming felt more in Western US
• Handicapping green investments is no snap
• Australia: Money needed to buy back allocations, experts say
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» 29 Mar 2008

• Amid the dark, millions keep an idea alight
• Australia: Rudd's emission mission
• Global warming felt more in Western US
• Handicapping green investments is no snap
• Australia: Money needed to buy back allocations, experts say
• More...

» 28 Mar 2008

• Amid the dark, millions keep an idea alight
• Australia: Rudd's emission mission
• Global warming felt more in Western US
• Handicapping green investments is no snap
• Australia: Money needed to buy back allocations, experts say
• More...

» 27 Mar 2008

• Australia: Money needed to buy back allocations, experts say
• Australia: Police your own water restrictions
• Canada: In pollution terms, Alberta's wealth is based on dirty dollars
• Russian, Canadian Winter Days Much Milder - UK Study
• Japan: Sharp to invest $729 million in new solar cell plant
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» 26 Mar 2008

• Global warming creates giant Antarctic iceberg
• Australia: Rudd pledges activist role on eve of trip
• Australia: Desalination plants in 50-year plan
• Australia: Garnaut has faith in market forces
• 'Green collars' becoming a force in US economy
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» 25 Mar 2008

• Arctic ice refreezes 4%, not enough, scientists say
• Australia facing threat of wildlife catastrophe
• Black carbon pollution emerges as major player in global warming
• Climate change seen as last nail in coffin for native fauna
• Australia: Climate law revenue seen as way to cut taxes
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» 24 Mar 2008

• Climate change seen as last nail in coffin for native fauna
• Australia: No dodging tough choices on climate change
• Japan wants easier target for greenhouse gas cuts
• New Limits to Growth Revive Malthusian Fears
• Parks in Peril
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» 23 Mar 2008

• Climate change 'is accelerating'
• Australia Faces Higher Power Prices on Emissions Plan
• Australia: Power price rises not 'overwhelming'
• Tropical Glaciers Slowly Vanish
• U.S. coal industry a major player in a hot global market
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» 22 Mar 2008

• Kansas Governor Vetoes Bill to Allow Coal-Fired Plants
• Lofty Pledge to Cut Emissions Comes With Caveat in Norway
• More states step in to limit carbon emissions
• Oil-shale 'rush' is sparking concern
• Save the climate by saving the forests
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» 21 Mar 2008

• Australia: Bottled water: the new social poison?
• Censoring Science: Inside the Political Attack on Dr. James Hansen and the Truth of Global Warming
• Climate Change Deepening World Water Crisis
• Climate Change? Been There, Done That
• Australia: Compo call for coal-fired energy producers
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» 20 Mar 2008

• Australia: Climate change rhetoric unsustainable
• Coal Can't Fill World's Burning Appetite
• Suez sees water fuelling investment boom
• World Bank seeks $5 bln for clean energy fund
• Algae may help corals withstand warmer waters
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» 19 Mar 2008

• An Export in Solid Supply
• China's pollution nightmare is now everyone's pollution nightmare
• Europe's Renewables Lead Stirs US Concern-Germany
• Europe's Worst Pollution Pocket Found Above Western Germany
• Has Climate Already Passed Dangerous Point?
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» 18 Mar 2008

• United Kingdom: Carbon capture is turning out to be just another great green scam
• Climate refugees
• United States: In a Warmer Yellowstone Park, a Shifting Environmental Balance
• Melting Pace of Glaciers Is Accelerating, Report Says
• New Zealand: Trees from 'energy forests' could solve future fuel needs
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» 17 Mar 2008

• Australia: Funds shun renewable energy
• "Unheard Of" Super-Cell Tornadoes Strike
• Australia confronts cold facts
• Blair Says Global Climate Talks Need New Initiative
• Blair: Poor Nations Must Cut Emissions
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» 16 Mar 2008

• Climate change confuses migrating birds
• Glaciers melt 'at fastest rate in past 5000 years'
• UN: World's Glaciers Thawing at Record Rates
• United Kingdom: Activists fight Heathrow expansion
• Climate change could turn Ireland's green to brown
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» 15 Mar 2008

• India: Reduce tax on incomes and put tax on pollution: Al Gore
• Urgent Need to Protect Tropical Forests as Strategy for Preservation of Global Climate: Dr. Palitha Kohona
• "Major emitters" tag upsets poor nations at G20 talks
• Blair team aims for climate deal
• Forests vanishing fast: WWF official
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» 14 Mar 2008

• Blair team aims for climate deal
• China's Emissions Rising Faster Than Thought - Report
• EU says climate plan mustn't cost the earth
• GE CEO Says US Moving Too Slowly On Clean Energy
• Greenhouse funds gloom hangs over G20 climate talks
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» 13 Mar 2008

• United Kingdom: Attack on gas-guzzling cars and plastic bags fails to satisfy environmentalists
• Carbon Market Risks Rise In Uncertain Climate Talks
• Climate refugees in political pass-the-parcel
• Australia: Cut emissions in short-term, too: IPCC
• Brazil: In the Amazon, a forestry cop matches wits with illegal loggers
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» 12 Mar 2008

• Australia: Save seeds, bank on our future
• United States: 'Green' storage in forests may be going up in smoke
• Alarming growth in expected CO2 emissions in China
• Fears over pace of next climate deal
• United Kingdom: Gas guzzlers set to face £950 tax
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» 11 Mar 2008

• Climate alarmists pose real threat to freedom
• Australia: Climate change targets are achievable
• Southern Baptists' hallelujah moment on climate change
• Australia: City's record heatwave to drag on longer
• EU wants developing nations to do more on climate
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» 10 Mar 2008

• Back to black: return to coal power
• China, Australia to Install Clean Coal Plant in Beijing
• Environmental groups sue US over polar bears
• EU leaders to endorse deeper greenhouse gas cuts
• EU told to prepare for flood of climate change migrants
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» 09 Mar 2008

• Australia: Global warming effects tackled in state plan
• Solar Energy Firms Leave Waste Behind in China
• As world appetite grows, will oil hit $200 a barrel?
• United Kingdom: Biofuels: Fields of dreams
• Could Arctic ice melt spawn new kind of cold war?
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» 08 Mar 2008

• America's hottest export: Coal
• Humanity is consuming over 20 per cent more natural resources each year than the earth can produce
• Canada: Top ecology groups issue joint blueprint
• U.N. Warns Food Shortage Will Continue Up To 2010
• China's nuclear power expansion "faster than planned"-Xinhua
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» 07 Mar 2008

• Current generation of biofuels cannot save the planet
• Global Warming Not Cooling Travellers' Wanderlust
• New Book Puts Cost of Saving Planet at $190 Billion
• Rush for biofuels threatens starvation on a global scale
• US House Bill Lets California Restrict Car Emissions
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» 06 Mar 2008

• Can states cut carbon? EPA says no.
• Australia: Alarm at pulp mill 'thirst'
• Australia's Carbon Price May Be Double Forecast, Citigroup Says
• Beware the 'clean' tech bubble
• Bush: Renewables can help US reduce dependence on foreign oil
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» 05 Mar 2008

• Australia: Battling farmers told: quit the land
• Global warming may raise tundra wildfire risk
• United Kingdom: The green betrayal
• Warming Climate May Cause Arctic Tundra To Burn
• United States: Adopt Greenhouse-Gas Caps
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» 04 Mar 2008

• Australia: Battling farmers told: quit the land
• Australia: Cut drought aid to farmers, Rudd told
• United Kingdom: Activists target coal-fire power
• Climate change's most deadly threat: drought
• Climate Skeptics Roast Gore On Global Warming
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» 03 Mar 2008

• Climate change's most deadly threat: drought
• Australia: Act Now On Climate Change Gov't Warned
• Canada: B.C.'s carbon tax deftly implemented
• Brazil Sends in Police, Sacrifices Jobs to Protect Rainforest
• Brown Gets Tough With UK Retail Over Plastic Bags
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» 01 Mar 2008

• Expert: Arctic polar cap may disappear this summer
• United Kingdom: New wave protesters target airport expansion
• Concerns About the Climate That Go Beyond Snow
• EPA: Warming Not Unique to Calif.
• EU ministers to fire first salvoes on climate proposals
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