Australian Broadcasting Corporation: The Government remains committed to its controversial emissions trading scheme “over the…
Month: May 2010
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‘Invest in research in agriculture to tackle food insecurity’
Economic Times: Warning that the impending process of climate change could lead to food insecurity…
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United Kingdom: Green families’ heating subsidy means big bills for all
Times (UK): A proposed subsidy for green central heating will lead to a sharp rise…
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United States: Biomass as power source is generating opposition
Saint Louis Today: When Missouri voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition C in 2008, they made a…
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Australia launches A$652m renewable fund
Business Green: The Australian government today attempted to win back the support of green businesses…
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Twitter’s Forced-Follow Flaw Fix Purges Users’ Fan Files
Twitter has stomped out a bug that for a brief period allowed users to force…
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Firefox 4 Steps Out of the Shadows
Speed, power and user control are Mozilla’s top three goals for Firefox 4, according to…
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Regulators seek to avoid surprises on cell bills (AP)
AP – Federal regulators are considering rules that would require wireless phone companies to alert…
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Overtime work is bad for the heart, new research finds
Working overtime is bad for the heart, according to results from a long-running study following…
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Potential antifouling substance — a veterinary sedative — can cause paler fish, research shows
The sedative medetomidine has proved effective at inhibiting fouling and is now being trialled by…