Agence France-Presse: Polish environmentalists on Wednesday warned deforestation was threatening flora and fauna in Europe’s…
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N.Y. Senate Approves Fracking Moratorium
New York Times: The New York State Senate voted 48 to 9 Tuesday night to…
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Italy: World’s first solar power plant that can work at night
Scientific American: The world’s first solar power plant to employ such technology–a thermal power plant…
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Biofuel – capitalism’s swansong?
New Scientist: Agrofuels: Big profits, ruined lives and ecological destruction by François Houtart Published by:…
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Pessimism Clouds Climate Meeting
New York Times: This time last summer, there was considerable optimism that the world’s nations…
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Crush of mud finally plugs BP’s well in the Gulf
Associated Press: In the end, it was a crush of mud that finally plugged the…
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United States: Climate Change Commission Gets a Cold Shoulder
Carolina Journal: After five years brainstorming for ways the state could fight global warming, and…
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Kaspersky: Sham Certificates Pose Big Problem for Windows Security
Microsoft Windows doesn’t have a good way to handle digital certificates that have been tampered…
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Android Use Continues Growing as RIM Declines
Continued good news for Google’s ascendant Android operating system is bad news for Research In…
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New Illumos Project to Reopen OpenSolaris
A new group announced Tuesday aims to create a community-built and -maintained version of Oracle’s…