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BP: Failed blowout preventer removed from well AP - BP PLC said the blowout preventer that failed to stop oil from spewing into the Gulf of Mexico was removed from the company's well on Friday afternoon...
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What now for Gulf? Fire complicates drill debate AP - What now for the Gulf News of another oil rig fire in the Gulf of Mexico, so soon after the BP oil spill, has set off a wave of anxiety along the Gulf Coast and prompted calls for the government to extend its six-month ban on deepwater drilling...
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BP says failed blowout preventer off Gulf well Reuters - BP Plc removed a failed blowout preventer from atop its ruptured Gulf of Mexico oil well on Friday afternoon, a company spokesman said...
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AP Exclusive: Mariner opposed federal safety rule AP - The company whose Gulf of Mexico oil platform erupted in flames this week cited the industry's "excellent safety record" when it opposed a proposed federal rule last year that would require offshore oil and gas operators to have safety systems aimed at reducing workers' mistakes...
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Shipping companies eye fabled Asia route as ice melts AFP - Shipowners are showing growing interest in a fabled trade route to Asia which climate change is beginning to open up at last as polar ice recedes...
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Seafood stewardship questionable, experts argue The world's most established fisheries certifier is failing on its promises as rapidly as it gains prominence, according to leading fisheries experts...
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Climate Risks That Every Executive Should Know About When it comes to a company’s impact on climate change, does directors and officers insurance cover executives While companies say yes, the insurance industry is saying no. We’re talking millions -- perhaps billions -- in legal liability here, so someone will end up holding the bag.  ..
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Save the planet, wear old clothes - prince PRINCE Charles has taken to the September issue of Vogue to tout his newest earth-friendly cause - wearing old clothes...
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Ofgem to investigate four major power firms over 'misleading' sales techniques Sales techniques used by major energy suppliers are set to be investigated by the energy watchdog it was announced today (September 2)...
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Extensive relict coral reef found in southern Pacific Coral reefs are sensitive to climate change and track sea level. New observations show that an extensive coral reef existed in the southern Pacific Ocean thousands of years ago. Researchers used multi-beam sonar, coring, and dating to examine a relict reef discovered in water about 20-25 meters (65-82 feet) deep around Lord Howe Island in the southern Pacific Ocean...
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Seafood stewardship questionable, experts argue The world's most established fisheries certifier is failing on its promises as rapidly as it gains prominence, according to leading fisheries experts...
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Report on Environmental Noise Directive Published Reports benchmarking progress on noise management have been published...
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Interaction of Wind Turbines and Industrial Plumes - New Research Research suggests deposition of particle pollution could be high around wind turibines...
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UK Soundmap Launched Record and upload sounds to the British Library UK Soundmap...
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The week in wildlife Mink set free by animal activists and salmon on their arduous journey upstream - the pick of this week's images from the natural world ..
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Which is the most eco-friendly alcoholic drink? Wine, beer or spirits: which has the biggest environmental impact And would you pass on your favourite tipple if it was shown to damage the environmentWhich alcoholic beverage is the most eco-friendlyTracey Tatty Yappa, via FacebookAfter reading through the comments below, it seems we have a consensus view that cider has the least environmental impact of all the alcoholic drinks, and spirits the worst. This stance is largely based on the proposit..
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Get your camera and capture nature's harvest Photography adds another dimension to wild food foraging – not just for identification purposes but as an art form• Send your photos of nature's harvest to our Green shoots Flickr groupThere are as many reason for the current resurgent rise in enthusiasm for all things wild food and foraging-related as there are wild foods themselves – from belt tightening austerity measures, to a desire to source local, sustainable food without the organic price..
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Road threatens wildebeest migration The annual wildlife spectacle is under a cloud thanks to plans to construct a road across the Serengeti ..
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What is the 'environmentalist's paradox'? Why is human well-being improving globally when our environmental woes appear to be worsening all the timeWe hear lots of concerned chatter these days – not least, here on this site - about peak oil, peak water, deforestation, resource depletion and the like, but a popular riposte offered by those doubting such concerns is something commonly referred to as the "Environmentalist's Paradox".The argument goes thus: "Why, despite resource depletion a..
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A Greener Champagne Bottle France’s Champagne industry is trying to cut the carbon dioxide it emits transporting billions of tiny bubbles around the world. ..
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Review Finds Flaws in U.N. Climate Panel Structure The scientists involved in crafting the panel’s climate reports need to be more open to alternative views and more transparent, an independent review said. ..
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Mariner Rig Accident Undercuts Efforts to End Drilling Moratorium As lawmakers call for new inquiries into Thursday's accident, oil industry executives say it will now be more difficult to lift the government's offshore drilling moratorium in the Gulf of Mexico. ..
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Scientists Criticize System of Certifying Fisheries A group of fisheries scientists argue that the Marine Stewardship Council, an influential body that ranks fish sources as sustainable, grants its seal of approval too easily. As a result, some fish populations may be more endangered than consumers believe. ..
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Vietnam Raids Restaurants Selling Exotic Meats The crackdown by Vietnamese forestry officials is part of a broader effort to halt the illegal international trade in the meat of threatened species. ..
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The Climate Post: Will the “dead” climate bill become a federal renewable energy standard? by Christopher Mims. It’s over: Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) has conceded the primary race to her opponent, Joe Miller. Murkowski and three other Republicans will be leaving the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, which means new leadership and four open seats for the group tasked with dealing with just about everything readers of The Climate Post care about. Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader Harry R..
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Carly Fiorina fumbles on Prop 23 issue during California Senate debate by Joseph Romm. Poor Carly Fiorina. To make conservative ideologues happy, she has to abandon science and her previous positions on the key issues of global warming and clean energy. But to win election statewide, she has to appeal to the majority of California voters, who understand that clean energy is the key to the state’s long-term economic and job growth—and that unrestricted emissions of greenhouse gases will devastate ..
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BP spill costs hit $8 billion as crews unearth clues by Agence France-Presse. WASHINGTON—British oil giant BP revealed on Friday that it has so far spent $8 billion to battle the Gulf of Mexico disaster. At the same time, its crews worked to retrieve key evidence about the spill from the seabed. Robotic submarines recorded the delicate operation as engineers sought to raise a failed blowout preventer from the sunken rig to the surface and hand it over to the Justice Department. The U.S. ..
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Koch brothers jump into Prop 23 fight by Todd Woody. A company controlled by the billionaire Koch brothers, who have bankrolled numerous right-wing causes, has donated $1 million to the campaign to pass Proposition 23, the California ballot initiative that would suspend the state’s global-warming law. The contribution was made Thursday and came from Flint Hills Resources, a Kansas petrochemical company that is a subsidiary of Koch Industries. The Koch brothers were the subj..
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California bags the plastic bag ban but makes solar leap by Todd Woody. The California Legislature started out the week in the green by passing the nation’s first energy storage bill. But legislators quickly ran into the red Wednesday when they failed to approve legislation to impose a statewide ban on plastic bags, or to codify Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s (R) executive order that utilities obtain a third of their electricity from renewable sources by 2020. But don’t go crying i..
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A Sad Day For Wine. A Sad Day for Science As a grape grower and as a scientist who has spent years studying grape diseases,  I was saddened to read that an experimental planting of biotech grapes was ripped out of the ground yesterday by anti-GMO activists.  It was a government-funded site in the quaint town of Colmar, in far Eastern France  (I’ve been to... Read More.....
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Lawsuit Against EPA Could Have Major Downside Last week the NRDC (National Resource Defense Council) and PAN (Pesticide Action Network) sued the EPA demanding that it ban a particular insecticide called Chlorpyrifos.  I have written to some of my NRDC contacts to ask: “why chlorpyrifos” Is Chlorpyrifos As Scary As They Say Although you would never know it from reading the uncritical... Read More.....
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Flawed Coal and CO2 Prediction Creates Bitchy Scientist CO2 emission estimates based on coal and fossil fuel production are pessimistic at best, says new research out of the University of Texas at Austin. A new study by Tad Patzek, chair of the Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering Department at The University of Texas at Austin, has shown that CO2 emission estimates used for government... Read More.....
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Bill McKibben’s New Book: The Old Economy is Killing the Earth; It’s Time for a New Living Economy Bill McKibben, author of The End of Nature and Deep Economy, has a new book out: eaarth: making a life on a tough new planet. The founder of climate activist group 350.org, McKibben is one of the leading voices in the fight to change the way people do business in order to turn around the... Read More.....
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Environmental Impact of Protecting US Oil Should Be Counted New research out of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln sheds light on the hidden impact of foreign oil on America’s environment. Most statistics concerning the emission of greenhouse gas from the use of oil refers to emissions taking place within the United States. But what is not included are the emissions from the US military operations... Read More.....
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Earl downgraded from hurricane to tropical storm WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hurricane Earl was downgraded to a tropical storm on Friday, weakening as it swirled up the U.S. eastern seaboard, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said. ..
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U.S. reiterates commitment to 2020 climate goal GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States reiterated on Friday that it was committed to cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 even though the Senate has failed to pass legislation. ..
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Interior chief Salazar voices doubt on Arctic drilling ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said on Friday he cannot predict whether Royal Dutch Shell, which has invested $3.5 billion in an offshore Arctic oil-development program, will be allowed to drill the five wells it plans next year in Alaska's Chukchi and Beaufort Seas. ..
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Progress seen on "Green Fund" for climate deal GENEVA (Reuters) - Almost 50 nations made progress on Friday toward a "Green Fund" to help poor countries fight global warming but hosts Mexico and Switzerland said a full U.N. climate treaty was out of reach for 2010. ..
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Amazon may be headed for another bad drought LIMA (Reuters) - Drought has cut Peru's Amazon River to its lowest level in 40 years and it is already below the minimum set in 2005, when a devastating dry spell damaged vast swaths of South American rainforest in the worst drought in decades. ..
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The Urban Cargo Bike Copenhagen based industrial designers KiBiSi and bicycle designer Biomega, have created the Mopion Cargo Bike for sports manufacturer PUMA. The Mopion has city-bike design elements and cargo bike load carrying capability with a unique front carrier basket. Urbanites will like the lightweight aluminum frame, though the load carrying structure adds up to a hefty 22 kilos (48lbs). At least the riding position is a relaxed upright style, with good e..
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Flying Solar Cell Robots Middle Eastern flying solar cell robots are the focus of a new concept design by Carlos Campos Yamila Zynda Aiub Architects. Dubbed Wings, these tiny flying cells are modeled after a flock of birds, but with the ability to harvest the sun’s energy during the day and illuminate the ground below at night. ..
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Electric Air Power Capturing electrical power straight from the air may have taken one step closer to reality, according to ideas presented at the 240th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS). Hygroelectricity is the term used for electrical charge on the surface of microscopic particles of water. Someday, devices could one day sit on the roof of your home, similar to solar panels, but instead of capturing sunlight they would capture electrical en..
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The Buckeye Bullet 2 The Ohio State University student-built Venturi Buckeye Bullet 2 electric vehicle set a new FIA world record of 307.7mph (495.2km/h) at Bonneville Salt Flats. The Bullet 2 was built at Ohio State University’s Center for Automotive Research with assistance from Venturi, a Monaco-based electric vehicle manufacturer. ..
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Human Powered Scubster The Scubster is a French human powered submarine that recently completed its first sea trials in the Côte d'Azur (French Riviera), France. ..
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Wayne Pacelle: After Long Chase, Florida Bans Cruel Fox and Coyote Pens On Wednesday, culminating a more than yearlong effort, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) outlawed fox and coyote pens, the gruesome practice of releasing a fox or coyote inside a pen to be chased and often torn apart by dogs. The Humane Society of the United States has long been campaigning to end this abusive practice, and we have made a major advance with the new policy in Florida that will save countless foxe..
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Elizabeth Cunningham: Honoring the Elements: The Pagan Roots of Religion "My family is Jewish," he said to me. "My family is Protestant," she added. "But we're pagan," he continued, "and we want our wedding to have some pagan element." "Only we want it to be subtle," she said. "We don't want our families to feel uncomfortable." "That's simple," I answered. "We'll honor the elements." It's a feature of most contemporary pagan rituals. "We all have to breathe. We all need light and warmth. We all stand on t..
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Camilla Fox: Compassionate Conservation ~ Bridging the Divide Between Animal Welfare & Conservation Blogging in from Oxford, England from the Compassionate Conservation Conference- a ground-breaking International Symposium on animal welfare in conservation practice. The Symposium, sponsored by the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU) and the Born Free Foundation, has brought together scientists and practitioners from a range of disciplines to debate animal welfare issues in conservation, look for practical outcomes and promot..
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John Odum: Looking Towards the "Fault Tolerant Society" It wasn't the collective gasp, followed by the sigh of relief I expected. Instead, the response among those I spoke with to the news of another oil rig disaster in the gulf, along with the follow-up report that its impact appeared to be minimal, was something more akin to a collective deer-in-the-headlights episode. Casual observers -- as well as the media -- seemed not to know what to do with the news. Call it "disaster saturation," pe..
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Renters Find New Ways To Go Green Being an eco-friendly consumer isn't about placing a giant solar panel on your roof. Paula Cino is the director of energy and environmental policy with the National Multi Housing Council. As she told the Post, "Our individual behavior has a huge impact on sustainability. The resident has a lot of opportunity to make big differences themselves without any input from the landlord whatsoever." ..
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Protesters shut down 'dangerous' Arctic oil drill Environmental campaigners today claimed to have shut down a "dangerous" oil drilling operation by a British energy company in the Arctic. ..
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Protesters shut down 'dangerous' arctic oil drill Environmental campaigners today claimed to have shut down a "dangerous" oil drilling operation by a British energy company in the Arctic. ..
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Why failure of climate summit would herald global catastrophe: 3.5° The world is heading for the next major climate change conference in Cancun later this year on course for global warming of up to 3.5C in the coming century, a series of scientific analyses suggest. The failure of last December's UN climate summit in Copenhagen means that cuts in carbon emissions pledged by the international community will not be enough to keep the anticipated warming within safe limits. ..
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Revealed: why failure of climate summit would herald global catastrophe - 3.5° The world is heading for the next major climate change conference in Cancun later this year on course for global warming of up to 3.5C in the coming century, a series of scientific analyses suggest. The failure of last December's UN climate summit in Copenhagen means that cuts in carbon emissions pledged by the international community will not be enough to keep the anticipated warming within safe limits. ..
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IPCC feels the heat as it is told to get its facts right about global warming The powerful international body set up to advise governments on the effects of global warming needs a major overhaul if it is not to repeat errors that damaged its credibility and gave succour to climate change sceptics, an independent investigation has concluded...
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Ségolène Royal and Wikipedia duped by tale of anti-slavery activist Léon-Robert de L’Astran, an 18th-century shipowner, was praised for his noble refusal to participate in the slave trade. Sadly, however, it seems that he existed only as an internet hoax — duping Wikipedia, the online encyclopaedia, for three years, along with Ségolène Royal and others...
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Blowing South Africa’s Trumpet Shame on the visiting footballers and coaches who, before the World Cup has even begun, are whining about the noise made by vuvuzelas, the metre-long plastic trumpets with which South African football fans serenade and spur on their team!..
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Propaganda war latest: Tehran 3 Israel 0 As Iran’s leadership prepares to dispatch a Red Crescent flotilla to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza, its propaganda organs are spreading one message throughout the Muslim world: the Jewish state, branded by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as “the Zionist stain of shame”, is heading for its inevitable destruction...
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Mandelson declares new Labour dead and promises to ‘ruffle feathers’ Video: watch Philip Webster on Peter Mandelson at www.thetimes.co.uk..
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The punk prophet of Ing-er-land It’s amazing the reaction you get when you tell people that Mark E. Smith has done a World Cup song. It’s a shock, like the first time the fiercely independent singer and his band appeared on Top of the Pops. The Fall have been going for 33 years and 28 studio albums, never signing contracts, never allowing themselves to be grouped in with a particular scene. At 53, Smith is the only constant member and the undisputed boss, having sacked several ..
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Koch Industries Donates $1 Million To Prop 23 Effort To Kill California Climate Law David and Charles Koch, the billionaire brothers bankrolling the front groups behind the Tea Party and climate denial movement, have added another 'cause' to their philanthropic endeavors, donating $1 million to the Proposition 23 fight to kill California's landmark 2006 climate change legislation.Koch subsidiary Flint Hills Resources LP handled the laundry duties on this one, but the directive surely came from the heads of the Kochtopus empire -..
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EPA Ignores Tennessee and Alabama Coal Ash Victims, Nearest Hearing Is 260 Miles From TVA Disaster Site TVA coal ash.jpeg September is back to school month, but the next big test for the White House and EPA has already begun. How the Obama administration handles the proposed regulation of coal ash - the toxic waste left over from coal-burning power plants loaded with mercury, lead, and arsenic - will serve as a key indicator of the administration's sincerity in responding to one of the worst..
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The Uneven Energy Playing Field and the Spindoctors who Ignore it There has been a recent surge in articles from fossil-fuel friendly sources pointing to the inequity of tax credits and government subsidies being directed to the renewable energy sector.  The latest is by Alan Caruba writing on the industry-backed CFACT website bemoaning a $7 million investment in a wind project in New Jersey.  What Caruba and others fail to mention in their argument is that the fossil fuel industry - the main competit..
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Washington Post Editorial Slams Ken Cuccinelli "Embarrassing" Witch Hunt Against Climate Scientist ken_cuccinelli_370x278.jpeg The Washington Post penned an excellent editorial yesterday deriding Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's political attack against climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann, a former UVA professor whom Cuccinelli has targeted in a witch hunt.  The Post editorial notes that "the overblown critique of climate science that emerged early this year continues to un..
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On Factual Literacy and Media Responsibility In The Age Of Fox News and Rush Limbaugh This New York Times online editorial last week by Tim Egan, "Building a Nation of Know-Nothings," says a lot about the need for literacy, respect for facts and rational thought all being important building blocks for democracy.  Egan notes the "astonishing level of willful ignorance" evident among the public, thanks to the lies and distortions put forward "largely by design" by Rush Limbaugh and Fox News, "aided by a press afr..
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Food figures need a pinch of salt The idea that the world needs to double its food production by 2050 in order to feed a growing population "is wrong"...
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Timeline: Australia A chronology of key events..
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Time to close the global energy gap Universal access to modern energy sources can help make progress towards a number of Millennium Development Goals...
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Mangroves offer win-win opportunity Healthy mangrove forests provide a huge range of environmental benefits and need to be protected from "market failures"...
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Nuclear is part of future - Huhne Energy Secretary Chris Huhne says he believes nuclear will form part of the UK's future low carbon "energy mix". But he rules out state subsidies for private sector investors. ..
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