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08.09.2008, 12:36
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A top UN expert has come up with a new way to save the planet – eat less red meat!
10.10.2008, 10:42
The global economic downturn is causing financial mayhem for most people on the planet – but scientists say it could have an upside for the environment. It’s believed it could trigger more careful use of energy and help to limit carbon emission
21.10.2008, 07:30
Typhoons and hurricanes act as a natural pressure valve to help Earth resist global warming, according to a new study. The findings in the Nature Geoscience journal say the storms capture large amounts of carbon and bury them on the ocean floor.
10.11.2008, 13:25
It has been a favourite dish for years, but an endangered species of bat is now off the menu in a bid to save it from extinction.
19.11.2008, 14:32
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You may not need to write your last will and testament after all. Now a group of pessimistic scientists from the U.S., the UK and France say humanity has reached the point of no return and has little hope of continuing l
21.11.2008, 10:24
Global climate change is supposed to contribute to Russian economy, according to Michael McConnell, director of US national intelligence. The US National Security Council has published a 100-page report titled ‘Global Trends 2025: A Transformed World’ tha
Published: 07 November, 2008, 16:05
The International Energy Agency has warned that the Earth is on course for a 6 °C increase in temperatures by 2030 – which could lead to a dramatic rise in sea levels. It says that current hydrocarbon consumption trends are far above what clima
Nonsense. Every year I read stories about how "this year is the turning point and there's no going back!" Now it's 16 years off? Who's imaginary computer scenario are they using this time? The arctic ice cap coverage is consistent overall as some parts increase in proportion to the decrease in another. CO2 folows temperature, temperature doesn't follow CO2. CO2 based anthropogenic global warming is complete rubbish. Lets clean up the planet for the right reasons and not for a lot of scare mongering, computer generated cartoons. I'm putting my money on Maschnich and Bashkirtsev http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2005/aug/19/climatechange.climatechangeenvironment It's the big yellow thing in the sky people! Steve