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Climate change: Six energy companies write to United Nations for carbon pricing scheme
Six major energy companies have written to the United Nations asking for help in setting up a carbon pricing scheme to help tackle climate change.BP, Royal Dutch Shell, Total,...
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Public Education's Climate Change Learning Curve
There?s great hope that the next generation will be motivated to contain climate change and make the difficult decisions that today?s adults can?t agree on. But the reality is...
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Climate Change Blamed As Thousands Die In Indian Heat
For the wealthy of India, the annual heatwave before the monsoon is inconvenient, especially when water stored in black tanks on the roof becomes too hot to use for a shower. ...
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India's Deadly Heat Wave Could Be A Glimpse Of Things To Come
Indians are suffering from temperatures topping 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 Celsius) and nearing 122 F (50 C) in some states where amenities like air conditioning are rare. Mor...
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Most Glaciers In Mount Everest Area Will Disappear With Climate Change – Study
Most of the glaciers in the Mount Everest region will disappear or drastically retreat as temperatures increase with climate change over the next century, according to a group...
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Global Finance And Global Warming
NEW DELHI/LONDON ? Since 2008, when the global financial crisis nearly brought down the world economy, financial reform has been among the top items on policymakers? agendas. ...
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Here's Why Dolphins Continue to Die in the Gulf of Mexico
Researchers say they've now firmly connected the high rates of dolphin deaths seen in the northern Gulf of Mexico to the 5-year-old Deepwater Horizon oil spill, which damaged ...
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Climate Change Might Mean Fewer Hurricanes — But They’ll Probably Be Stronger
VICE News is closely tracking global environmental change. Check out the Tipping Point blog here. Hollywood producers and pulp fiction scribes have depicted a variety of ways ...
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Part Of Antarctica Suddenly Started Melting At A Rate Of 14 Trillion Gal. A Year
Sometime in 2009, a long-stable, glacier-filled region in Antarctica suddenly began to melt. Fast. A team of scientists with the University of Bristol made the alarming observ...
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Climate Change: India Asks Developed Nations To Finalise Pre-2020 Action Plan
Ahead of the Climate change talks in Paris, Environment minister Prakash Javdekar today called on developed nations to formulate their pre-2020 action and roadmaps. Speaking a...
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