Reuters: The watermark column inside Amsterdam’s city hall is more than just a tourist attraction,…
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Abrupt reversal detected in Arctic cooling trend
San Francisco Chronicle: The report from an international team of climate scientists concludes that climate…
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Australian firm linked to PNG’s $100m carbon trading scandal
Sydney Morning Herald: AN AUSTRALIAN company has been swept up in a $100 million carbon…
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I am a top foreigner in Papua New Guinea, says carbon kingpin
Sydney Morning Herald: THE Australian at the heart of Papua New Guinea’s carbon trading rush…
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Canada: Ontario to cut back coal power 40 per cent
Toronto Star: Ontario plans to shut down four coal-fuelled power units in late 2010, a…
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Worst climate change offenders to escape effects, report claims
Times (UK): Countries which are contributing most to climate change, including Britain, will be shielded…
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Emissions linked to end of 2,000-year Arctic trend
Washington Post: Human-generated greenhouse gas emissions have helped reverse a 2,000-year trend of cooling in…
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Danish Think Tank Calls to Focus on Geoengineering Solutions to Global Warming
Washington Post: The Copenhagen Consensus Center, a controversial Denmark-based think tank focused on the environment…
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Africa’s new climate leader outlines continent’s stance
SciDev.Net: Africa should not be seen as a charity case in global negotiations on climate…
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Warmer climate could make succulent meat a memory
New Scientist: If you like a tasty slab of meat, make sure you place your…