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A Climate Accord Based on Global Peer Pressure
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LIMA, Peru — Shortly before 2 a.m. on Sunday, after more than 36 straight hours of negotiations, top officials from nearly 200 nations agreed to the first deal committing every country in the world to reducing the fossil fuel emissions that cause global warming.
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LIMA, Peru — Shortly before 2 a.m. on Sunday, after more than 36 straight hours of negotiations, top officials from nearly 200 nations agreed to the first deal committing every country in the world to reducing the fossil fuel emissions that cause global warming.
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Greens pour scorn on Lima
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The outcome, said the Union of Concerned Scientists, reflected "the bare minimum" to keep climate change talks on the road. File photo. Image by: ENRIQUE CASTRO-MENDIVIL / REUTERS. The carbon-curbing deal struck in Lima, Peru, yesterday was a ...
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The outcome, said the Union of Concerned Scientists, reflected "the bare minimum" to keep climate change talks on the road. File photo. Image by: ENRIQUE CASTRO-MENDIVIL / REUTERS. The carbon-curbing deal struck in Lima, Peru, yesterday was a ...
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Himalayas tune in radio shows to reduce climate disaster risk
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NEW DELHI: “You know, humans do not understand that unless I am there to hold on to the soil, you will not be there either,” the tree tells the mountain. “Yes, but ... villagers demand a road, the politician pushes for it and they cut parts of me and cut you and ...
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NEW DELHI: “You know, humans do not understand that unless I am there to hold on to the soil, you will not be there either,” the tree tells the mountain. “Yes, but ... villagers demand a road, the politician pushes for it and they cut parts of me and cut you and ...
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ABIDJAN, Côte d'Ivoire, 12 December 2014 / PRN Africa / — The Africa Day side event was held during the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 20) to deliberate on the forthcoming agreement on climate change to be concluded in Paris during COP 21, ...
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ABIDJAN, Côte d'Ivoire, 12 December 2014 / PRN Africa / — The Africa Day side event was held during the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 20) to deliberate on the forthcoming agreement on climate change to be concluded in Paris during COP 21, ...
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LIMA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When the rainy season comes and floods the fields, poor families in northwest Bangladesh once cut trees to survive or went hungry. Now, however, they are raising fish in the floodplains – a change that has helped ...
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LIMA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When the rainy season comes and floods the fields, poor families in northwest Bangladesh once cut trees to survive or went hungry. Now, however, they are raising fish in the floodplains – a change that has helped ...
Oyster herpes is destroying the global oyster industry
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(Bloomberg) — Herpes has devastated 26 percent of France's oyster production since the summer of 2008. Halfway around the world in Australia, the virus killed 10 million oysters in three days. Researchers suspect climate change risks compounding the ...
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(Bloomberg) — Herpes has devastated 26 percent of France's oyster production since the summer of 2008. Halfway around the world in Australia, the virus killed 10 million oysters in three days. Researchers suspect climate change risks compounding the ...
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Clouds obstruct view of Geminids meteor shower in eastern Australia
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The year's strongest meteor shower streaked across the skies overnight - not that stargazers across parts of Australia's east coast could see much of the display. Sydneysiders who looked heavenward on Sunday night were greeted with patchy cloud cover ...
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The year's strongest meteor shower streaked across the skies overnight - not that stargazers across parts of Australia's east coast could see much of the display. Sydneysiders who looked heavenward on Sunday night were greeted with patchy cloud cover ...
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Did humans first master fire in Israel 350000 years ago?
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Early humans first began to master fire around 350,000 years ago, helping to drive the development of complex culture among our ancestors, new archaeological evidence has revealed. Flint fragments discovered in a cave in the limestone cliffs of Mount ...
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Early humans first began to master fire around 350,000 years ago, helping to drive the development of complex culture among our ancestors, new archaeological evidence has revealed. Flint fragments discovered in a cave in the limestone cliffs of Mount ...
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Conservation minister defends climate change effort
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Conservation Minister Tim Groser says he has not heard of a new climate-change report which ranked New Zealand 43rd out of 58 countries. Groser was speaking to Radio New Zealand following the drafting of a new climate change deal by 196 United ...
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Conservation Minister Tim Groser says he has not heard of a new climate-change report which ranked New Zealand 43rd out of 58 countries. Groser was speaking to Radio New Zealand following the drafting of a new climate change deal by 196 United ...
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Comet landing is top physics event of 2014
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LONDON: The first ever landing of a man-made probe onto a comet by the ESA's Philae spacecraft has been named the Physics World Breakthrough of the Year for 2014. Nuclear fusion with lasers and a tractor beam %are also among the 10 physics ...
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LONDON: The first ever landing of a man-made probe onto a comet by the ESA's Philae spacecraft has been named the Physics World Breakthrough of the Year for 2014. Nuclear fusion with lasers and a tractor beam %are also among the 10 physics ...
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