Archive for November, 2009

Sited on the banks of the Oslo fjord, it generates electricity using the natural process that keeps plants standing upright and our body cells rigid

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Leaders from China and Europe will sign a new Science and Technology Agreement at next week’s summit in Nanjing, where progress is also likely on a major near-zero emissions coal project.
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After EU officials had hailed’the prospect of the United States setting targets for reducing greenhouse-gas emissions, the European Parliament yesterday (25 November) called for an ambitious, legally-binding agreement to be struck in Copenhagen?and urged EU leaders to bring ?30 billion in climate aid to the negotiating table.
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Fears of the warming effect of fossil fuels have pushed governments to reconsider nuclear power – but could a uranium shortage scupper their plans?

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Funds promised to developing countries to help tackle climate change are unaccounted for, a BBC investigation finds.
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Funds promised to developing countries to help tackle climate change are unaccounted for, a BBC investigation finds.
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Ministers back calls to plant millions of trees across the country to help combat climate change.
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Ministers back calls to plant millions of trees across the country to help combat climate change.
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The US president has given a major boost to next month’s Copenhagen talks by offering firm targets for cuts in US greenhouse gas emissions

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The release of hundreds of personal emails sent by climate researchers has proved extremely embarrassing

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