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The Climate Project supports more than 3,000 diverse and dedicated volunteers worldwide who have been personally trained by former U.S. Vice President and Nobel Laureate Al Gore to educate the public and to raise awareness about climate change.
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The National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy reported today that global warming will have a significant and deleterious impact on the built environment in the Canadian Arctic.
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A controversial new study that looks at the effects of climate change on global conflicts says that Africa is about to experience a surge in civil wars.
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Six volcanoes are currently erupting in Kamchatka, a remote region in Eastern Russia. Experts say that volcanic and earthquake activity is increasing worldwide.
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Scientists say that an armada of ships with huge funnels travelling the world's oceans are the best idea to cut global warming.
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The Harper government is being accused by top Canadian scientists of politicizing science funding and jeopardizing climate research.
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After eight years of Bush ‘head in the sand’ global warming policies and rewriting scientific reports to downplay it, the Obama administration is doing a 180 and jumping in feet first to join the world in the heated battle.
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A new study suggest that global warming may be on hold for 30 years and global cooling will take its place. But wait, when that 30 years is up, there will be aggressive warming again! Don't you worry Al Gore.
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A study conducted by U.S. Forest Service has found that some tree species in the Eastern United States are migrating North at a rate not seen before. Some of them are moving at an average clip of 62 miles (100 kilometers) a century.
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The U.N. has issued strong warnings about the consequences of inaction regarding implementing new farming methods and water conservation.
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Giant dinosaurs could have warmed the planet with their flatulence, say scientists.
 A record warm winter in some parts of Canada could mean an early spring for allergy sufferers.
 A local wildlife expert says the recent warm weather has sickened and confused animals.
 Warm winter weather in parts of New Brunswick is affecting the annual Christmas bird count.
 International scientists have some bad news for those wondering when global warming will heat up Canadian winters.
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