Climate Change archive
October 2006
31.10.2006
from I Count:
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Join I Count supporters and many others for the Climate March on Saturday 4th November.
Image: The I Count coalition
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30.10.2006
from Campaign against Climate Change:
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The great Climate March is in London on Saturday November 4th, two days before the UN climate talks in Nairobi begin. Be there if you can!
Image: Campaign against Climate Change logo
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30.10.2006
from BushGreenwatch:
more...The American Evangelicals' embrace of environmental stewardship is creating a problem for the Bush administration. Related topics/regions: [United States] Image: George W. Bush has a problem © Earth Action / EarthAction
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30.10.2006
from The BBC:
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Global warming could cut the world's annual economic output by as much as 20%, claims new report released today.
Image: Global warming demo
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29.10.2006
from National Geographic News:
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"You can read a million times over that the Amazon is being deforested, but satellite imagery really helps give you an idea of the scale on which it is happening."
Image: Lake Chad is drying up
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28.10.2006
from WWF-UK:
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The world's natural ecosystems are being degraded at a rate unprecedented in human history. The UK needs 3 planets to support it.
Image: One planet only
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27.10.2006
from Business Week:
more...It's the next wave of litigation -- after tobacco, guns, and junk food. Why Detroit, Big Oil, and utilities should worry. Related topics/regions: [United States] Image: Sun goes down over oil field © Friends of the Earth
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26.10.2006
from ScienceDaily:
more...Can nuclear energy save us from global warming? Perhaps, but the tradeoffs involved are sobering. Image: Plutonium: route to atomic bombs © Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
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26.10.2006
from Friends of the Earth:
more...The public have given Tony Blair a thumbs down on his record of achievement on the climate change issue. Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] Image: Blair's record "disappointing" © Radio Netherlands Wereldomroep
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25.10.2006
from The BBC:
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Britons are the worst energy wasters in Europe with bad habits which could cost £11bn by 2010.
Image: On standby
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24.10.2006
from ExposeExxon:
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We cant afford to put our energy future -- and the future of our children -- in the hands of the oil industry.
Image: Speak up!
Related topics/regions: [United States] |
24.10.2006
from Christian Aid:
more...Climate change is one of the biggest dangers facing the worlds poor today and must be given equal prominence alongside other anti poverty measures taken by governments and civil society groups, says Christian Aid. Image: Will there be any water left to carry? © Josh Estey/CARE 2001 / CARE USA
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23.10.2006
from Carbon-info.org:
more...It is now clear why the Government's information campaigns and voluntary approach to cutting CO2 emissions has failed. Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] Image: School children wear gas masks © Centre for Science and Environment
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23.10.2006
from The Great Warming:
more..."We call on our country to take immediate action to address climate change." Religious groups, campaigners and scientists unite for change. Related topics/regions: [United States] Image: Climate protest © Guardian Unlimited
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22.10.2006
from Guardian Unlimited:
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Offsetting makes us feel better, allows us to consume more to the benefit of the polluters and deflects attention away from the real and present danger that is climate change, says George Monbiot.
Image: Con trails = pollution
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21.10.2006
from The BBC:
more...Newsnight's Ethical Man, Justin Rowlatt, examines some of the options for people who want to offset their emissions and joins a 'Plane Stupid' protest. Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] Image: Perhaps pedal-power flying is the answer
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20.10.2006
from Science Daily:
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The first direct evidence linking human activity to the collapse of Antarctic ice shelves.
Image: Larsen ice shelf
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20.10.2006
from Green Car Congress:
more...Carbon dioxide from a new CHP project will be injected back into oilfield aquifers. Related topics/regions: [Norway] Image: Putting back some carbon © Global Witness
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Whilst Britain belatedly introduces a watered-down Climate Bill and other countries tinker and talk about Climate Change, Kiribati is sinking beneath the waves.
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