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The best of selected climate change news and comment from around the world
24.06.2008 The World Development Movement publishes a "shocking new map and data" that it says clearly shows the potential effect of climate change in Kent.
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Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Climate change]
Water: warning from national science academies
10.06.2008 Scientists from the world's leading industrial countries have today warned of dire consequences, particularly for developing countries, unless action is taken to adapt to threats to food and water supplies now and in the future.
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Image: Water: warning from national science academies
10.06.2008 Qatar Petroleum is to jointly invest up to $70m with the UK/Dutch Shell Group in researching carbon dioxide storage projects in the Middle East, including the development of potential sites in the gas-rich state.
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Related topics/regions: [Qatar] [Climate change]
Colin Challen MP
27.10.2007 The UK Government must act on UNEP Global Environment Outlook, says 'climate change' MP.
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Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Climate change] [Democracy]
Image: Colin Challen MP
27.03.2007 More than 5.5 million people are short of drinking water because of an acute drought and unusually warm temperatures in Sichuan province.
Image: Parched land in Sichuan

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Related topics/regions: [China] [Water/sanitation] [Climate change]
22.02.2007 Eurostar generates ten times less CO2 than flying the same routes. The authentic figures speak for themselves.
Image: Eurostar train

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Related topics/regions: [Europe] [Transport] [Pollution]
02.02.2007 from Climate Change Action blog:
"I have just returned from London where apart from meeting up with some good friends, I attended the inaugural meeting of Planet Positive," says Calvin Jones. "The meeting was both salutary and inspiring." Lots of links, ideas and inspiration on this page!
Image: Climate protests at Drax last year

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Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Climate change] [Environmental activism]
29.01.2007 from The BBC:
Half of the world's energy needs in 2050 could be met by renewables and improved efficiency, says a new report commissioned by Greenpeace and Europe's Renewable Energy Council.
Image: Solar panels

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Related topics/regions: [Energy] [Renewable energy]
Climate change march in London, 2005
29.01.2007 from Christian Aid:
Christian Aid is looking for volunteers to join the longest ever protest march in UK history.
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Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Climate change] [Environmental activism]
Image: Climate change march in London, 2005
15.01.2007 from Greenpeace:
With 2007 predicted to be the warmest year on record it looks like polar bears need all the protection they can get.
Image: Polar bear jumps between iceflows

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Related topics/regions: [Climate change] [Conservation] [Animals]
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