Climate Change: latest news and comment

29.01.2007 from Christian Aid:
Christian Aid is looking for volunteers to join the longest ever protest march in UK history.

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.

30.12.2006 from AutoblogGreen:
Monocultures aren't just damaging to biological systems, but to any system.

27.09.2006 from BBC:
Everyone knows there's something funny going on with the weather, explains David Miliband. So the government is investing in a new scheme to support renewables and help get things moving on combatting climate change.

17.05.2006 The Environmental Investigation Agency, an international campaigning organisation, has won the 2006 Stratospheric Ozone Protection Award. This is for its efforts to protect the Earth’s ozone layer by investigating and exposing the smuggling in ozone-depleting chemicals.

30.01.2006 The American space programme's leading climate scientist has accused the White House of trying to gag him after he called last month for urgent cuts in the emissions of greenhouse gases linked to global warming.

30.01.2006 Global climate processes are affecting the number of calves produced by southern right whales in the South Atlantic, according to a newly published 30 year study by an international team of scientists.

30.01.2006 British Prime Minister Tony Blair has admitted that the risks of climate change may be more serious than previously thought.
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26.08.2005 Climate warming across the Arctic is pushing the Arctic system into a seasonally ice-free state for the first time in more than one million years, say US and Canadian scientists.

01.07.2005 Global warming could mean hard times ahead for the Mediterranean, including its vital tourism industry, according to a report.