 Xinhua |
Climate change momentum fading: Asia-Pacific survey
AFP - LIMA (AFP) — Climate change is fading as a priority in the Pacific Rim as the gloomy state of the global economy takes precedence, a survey of opinion … Report: Food production in developing economies most vulnerable to … Press Briefing by Assistant to the President for International … Australia: Visit to Mexico and APEC in Peru |
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US mindset changes on gas-guzzling
Peninsula On-line, Qatar - “Our goal is to make going solar as easy as paying your utility bill.’’ Eric Solis, an electrical engineer in Houston, has been using solar energy for … LDK Solar falls hard following earnings, but Trina Solar gains |
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Rockhampton - Culture and History
The Age, Australia - There was wool which inevitably, because of the climate, gave way to cattle. Today Rockhampton proudly declares itself the 'Beef Cattle Capital of … |
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Michigan's future economy is in alternative energy, experts say
Metromode Media, MI - And, so, experts are saying that Michigan's economic future is in alternative energy, energy efficiency measures, and climate-change solutions. … |
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Big US Corporations Urge Quick Carbon Cap-and-Trade Legislation
Environment News Service - BICEP members believe that climate change impacts will ripple across all sectors of the economy and that new business perspectives are needed to solve the … Cap carbon to spur economy: business leaders Corporate, Environmental Leaders Make Economic Case for Climate… Energy Giant Touts Green Jobs |
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Nike, Starbucks, others form clean-energy coalition BICEP
USA Today - BICEP officials say retailers, their supply chains and the larger economy will be hurt by global warming's potential effects. •Greenhouse gases. … |
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Is global warming to blame for more tornadoes?
Asheville Citizen-Times, NC - My friends kept asking me if the record tornadoes during this past year had anything to do with global warming. I promised to give them an opinion the next … |
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Oshkosh remembers Black Thursday
Advance Titan, WI - They wanted more black faculty, more African American history to be taught at Oshkosh, they wanted a Black Students Union, and they called for the firing of … Staff Editorial: As we revisit Black Thursday, what has changed on … |
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A passion for feed in tariffs
Summit Sun, Australia - Following the Berridale Climate Change Forum, major issues of concern to local people have emerged which have now been communicated to Climate Change … |
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The New Team Mary D. Nichols
New York Times, United States - On California’s efforts on climate change: “Especially in times like these, we must be extraordinarily mindful of the economic effects of our actions. … Change gets green light |
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