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London, Nov 28(ANI): Extreme weather due to global warming is pushing up food prices and putting the world's most poor people at risk, Oxfam has warned.
11.28.2011
11.27.2011
Climate change, dirty air plague Yellowstone, says report Winnipeg Free Press
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By: AP The Natural Resource Vital Signs report measures park health based on the condition of 25 natural resources in 2010. It was authored by Yellowstone National Park.
The Dangerous Psychology of Ongoing Climate Change Denial Forbes
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On November 28th, in Durban, South Africa, a two-week conference about global climate change begins. There's a lot at stake: the future of the Kyoto Protocol, relations between industrial and developing nations, our global ability to address looming ...
Oxfam urges climate action to help poor Ninemsn
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Failure to take strong action at the Durban climate change negotiations would risk plunging millions of people further into hunger and poverty, Oxfam says.
We must take action now on climate change The Journal News
The Journal News | LoHud.com -
Yet scientific evidence increasingly points to a link between climate change and extreme weather trends. In other words, these may not be just random weather events.
We must take action now on climate change The Journal News
The Journal News | LoHud.com -
Yet scientific evidence increasingly points to a link between climate change and extreme weather trends. In other words, these may not be just random weather events.
11.25.2011
Renewable Power Trumps Fossils for First Time Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times -
Renewable energy is surpassing fossil fuels for the first time in new power-plant investments, shaking off setbacks from the financial crisis and an impasse at the United Nations global warming talks. Electricity from the wind, sun, waves and biomass ...
Alaska village alleges climate change cover-up by Exxon, other energy companies Alaska Dispatch - 47 minutes ago The battle between some of the world's most powerful energy companies and an Alaska village that's losing ground to climate change heads to federal appeals court on Monday. Nine Kivalina residents, having survived the recent mega-storm that walloped ...
Alaska Dispatch - The battle between some of the world's most powerful energy companies and an Alaska village that's losing ground to climate change heads to federal appeals court on Monday. Nine Kivalina residents, having survived the recent mega-storm that walloped ... |
Netanyahu attacks nature of Arab Spring's discontent Sydney Morning Herald - 3 hours ago ISRAEL'S Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has launched a scathing attack on the uprisings across the Arab world, saying countries are ''moving not forward, but backward'' and support from the US and European countries was naive. Related Hamas » Mahmoud Abbas » Mashaal: Netanyahu threats don't scare usYnetnews Israel and Egypt have mutual interest in peace but Netanyahu calls for an end ...Middle East Monitor From Egypt:Together despite pressureAhram Online
Sydney Morning Herald - ISRAEL'S Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has launched a scathing attack on the uprisings across the Arab world, saying countries are ''moving not forward, but backward'' and support from the US and European countries was naive. |
US professor: Pro-gay Israeli stance “conceals Palestinian human rights ... PinkNews.co.uk
PinkNews.co.uk -
A New York professor has said the promotion of gay rights in Israel may be “blinding” people to human rights violations in Palestine through “pinkwashing”. In an Op-Ed Sarah Schulman wrote for the New York Times, ...
Mitt Romney and Rick Perry accused of blatant untruths about Barack Obama The Guardian
The Guardian -
Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rick Perry have been accused of telling TV viewers blatant untruths about Barack Obama. The men deny their TV commercials are deceitful and dishonest but both ads selectively quote the president to ...
Huntsman believes in global warming Chicago Tribune
Chicago Tribune -
Huntsman stands out as the only Republican presidential candidate who acknowledges that global warming is taking place. With carbon emissions growing faster in 2010 than even the worst case scenario outlined by climate scientists, the problem of ...
Climate change misery at our door Independent Online
Independent Online -
Protesters at the 2005 National Climate Change Conference at Gallagher Estate in Midrand make the point that is still at the heart of international climate change negotiations: poor people, in particular poor Africans, will bear the brunt ...
Authorities say woman saved from burning car in Md. by 2 men passing by on ... Washington Post
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UPPER MARLBORO, Md. - Authorities in Prince George's County say a woman trapped in a burning car after a crash in Upper Marlboro was saved by two men who pulled her out.
11.24.2011
Climate change: vulnerable countries consider 'occupying' Durban talks guardian
Climate change: vulnerable countries consider 'occupying' Durban talks
Former president of Costa Rica calls on countries most affected by climate change to refuse to leave talks until progress is made
11.23.2011
Israeli desert plan would uproot 30000 Bedouin msnbc.com
msnbc.com -
The plan to demolish more Bedouin homes in the southern Negev region and move 30000 people to government-authorized villages connected to power and water lines has been hailed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a "historic opportunity" to improve ...
Renewables Becoming Cost-Competitive Without “Specific Economic Support”
Posted: 23 Nov 2011 06:20 AM PST
Other stories below: Climategate 2, a Weak Sequel; States Surpass Feds in Renewable Energy
Renewable energy becoming cost competitive, IEA says
Google Phases Out Clean Energy R&D in Favor of Deployment, Citing the “Compelling” Cost Reductions in Solar PV
Posted: 23 Nov 2011 09:16 AM PST
Media wrongly claim Google is abandoning renewables. In fact, the company is increasing clean energy investments.
Egypt says human shield will implement a 'truce' CNN International
Egypt says human shield will implement a 'truce'
CNN International - 44 minutes ago
Cairo (CNN) -- A "human shield" was marching toward a major Cairo road to implement a truce Wednesday, Egyptian state television announced.
Video: Raw Video: 5th Day of Clashes in Cairo
The Associated Press
The Associated Press What's next for Egypt? Christian Science Monitor
11.22.2011
Egypt to Form New Government, Military to Transfer Power Voice of America
Egypt to Form New Government, Military to Transfer Power
Voice of America - 6 minutes ago
November 22, 2011 Egypt to Form New Government, Military to Transfer Power Elizabeth Arrott | Cairo Egypt's military rulers have agreed to form a new government and promise to transfer power to a civilian body by July.
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