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Will 2015 Be The Tipping Point For Climate Change Action, Or Was It 2014?
2015 may quite possibly be the year that the world finally wakes up and responds to the challenge of climate change. 2014 provided a glimpse of what the new year may hold It s...
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2014: The Year Climate Change Undeniably Arrived
Hottest year on record provided setting for conclusive scientific findings as mushrooming climate movement pressed world leaders to act. It was January, and tennis players at ...
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Climate shift in the Pacific may accelerate global warming
With 2014 likely to be declared the world's hottest year on record, the last thing the planet needs is a climate shift to turbo-charge the global warming already under way. Wh...
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Gwynne Dyer: Climate change supercedes all of the world's other problems that arose in 2014
The main purpose of year-end reviews, of course, is to hold the ads apart. But they can also serve as a kind of annual check-up on the political health?and also on the economi...
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Irreversible But Not Unstoppable: The Ghost Of Climate Change Yet To Come
Unlike Scrooge, we don?t get a spirit to show us what the future holds if we don?t change our ways. That?s what we have science for. In recent years, observations have confirm...
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Climate Change Could Spread Dengue to the Andes
A new study warns parts of South America currently at a low risk of dengue could see many more cases of the disease in the coming years. Dengue fever could soon spread to Sout...
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2015: the year businesses recognize that climate change is real
With new climate policies, civil unrest and supply-chain disruptions in 2014, more businesses are becoming activists It would be an understatement to say that a lot happened i...
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Pacific winds change the speed of global warming, says new study
The strength of the trade winds that cross the Pacific can affect how quickly the planet warns, new research suggests. By analysing the chemical makeup of corals in the tropic...
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China's largest coal power plant violating air pollution levels every week
China?s largest coal-fired power plant has been violating national emission standards for chemicals that cause dangerous fine particulate matter pollution, official figures sh...
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India says carbon emissions will grow as it drives to beat poverty
The world must accept that India's per capita carbon emissions will need to rise rapidly if it is to eliminate poverty, the environment minister said on Friday, as delegates m...
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