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Fossil fuels and fossilized economics have been such fun in recent decades. The global economy, glued to a vanishing resource, has been in denial, but the last word has come from the International Energy Agency. Oil prices are going nowhere but up.
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In sobering assessments by both Ted Turner and The Nature Conservancy, the math on carbon dioxide emissions points to growth in population and affluence - however, some believe the population question is a myth.
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Led by President Obama's push for more fuel efficient vehicles, the US Transportation Department and the Environmental Protection Agency have issued a 'notice of intent' to automobile manufacturers for 2025 models.
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Some developed countries, including Russia, Australia, and Canada, are seeking new rules under the UN Climate Convention that some say would allow them to gain credit for "business as usual."
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NOAA's track record in predicting the number of Atlantic hurricanes is so abysmal that a trained chimp could do better, says The National Center for Public Policy Research, and they're putting him to the test in storm, climate and weather predictions.
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As the United Nations' conference on climate change continues in Copenhagen, a report on the state of the earth reflects a decade low in natural disasters in 2009.
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Following on the heels of the 'Climategate' email scandal, China dealt another blow to global cap-and-trade prospects - saying it will not adopt emissions caps without international funding.
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The Global Carbon Project announced earlier this week that a six degree Celsius temperature increase by the end of the century is virtually inevitable. This was the worst case scenario proposed by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in 2007.
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Ian Plimer says that carbon dioxide is not the cause of global warming, bucking mainstream scientific views ahead of key legislative decisions on carbon caps.
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A growing 'right to dry' movement aims to overturn clothesline bans in communities across America. They say that the adoption of green laundry habits could cut the country's carbon emissions by over 7 percent by 2019.
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The software giant is going carbon neutral from July and will charge an internal carbon fee based on emission levels.
Ex-England defender Gary Neville checks football's carbon footprint
World's largest test facility for carbon capture and storage opens in Norway
Carbon capture battles money, politics and technology
China tells its airlines not to pay charges to the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme, aimed at cutting carbon emissions.
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