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When the first simple mosses colonised the land, they unleashed vast ice sheets and triggered a mass extinction
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A three-day training workshop for media practitioners on climate change was concluded last Wednesday at the Tendaba Camp in the Lower River Region (LRR).
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Solar power has long had a reputation for being expensive, but the falling costs of making panels could change that

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When the first simple mosses colonised the land, they unleashed vast ice sheets and triggered a mass extinction

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SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Extreme heat can cause wheat crops to age faster and reduce yields, a U.S.-led study shows, underscoring the challenge of feeding a rapidly growing population as the world warms.
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Global warming will have a bad effect on heat-sensitive wheat, slashing yields even more than was originally feared
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As energy demand grows, even alternative energy sources such as wind, solar and nuclear fusion could begin to affect the climate. Anil Ananthaswamy reports

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Global warming will have a bad effect on heat-sensitive wheat, slashing yields even more than was originally feared

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Flooding caused by heavier rainfall will be the major threat to Britain from climate change in the coming decades, potentially costing the country billions a year, a new assessment of the risks of global warming concluded yesterday.
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New research demonstrates that one suggested method of geoengineering the atmosphere to deal with climate change, injecting sulfate particles into the stratosphere, probably would have limited success.
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