U.S. may soon roll out Global Warming stance
The Bush administration is readying a proposal on global warming to issue before the president leaves for Asia next week, hoping to ease concerns by allies and environmentalists following the
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Global warming could wipe out some of Australia's best loved animals and plants in parts of the country before the end of the century, environmentalists warned on Monday.
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Japan CO2 emissions up 1.1 pct yr/yr in 2000/01
Japan's emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) due to energy consumption in the fiscal year ended March 2001 rose by 1.1 percent from a year earlier to about 1.16 billion tonnes, the Trade Ministry said.
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Rise in Anglo-German CO2 emissions accelerates
German and British carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions rose in 2001 for the second year running, and in both countries by more than in 2000, according to independent forecasters. Emissions of carbon
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Cool news - the global warming theory is nonsense
A recent study in the journal Science reports that ice in West Antarctica is thickening, not melting. That follows a separate study in Nature that says Antarctica's desert valleys -a bellwether for
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Business, governments struggle to reduce greenhouse emissions
Business and governments are still looking for cost-effective ways to cut their emissions of greenhouse gases though some of the heat has gone out the the issue of global climate change.
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Time runs out for an ocean gem
Tuvalu, a tiny Pacific paradise, is sinking into the sea, a victim of global warming. Climate change is one of the driving forces making people migrate. Even though they want to stay in this free and
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Warming tropics show reduced cloud cover
Global warming reduced cloud cover over the tropics in the 1990s, researchers at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said. More sunlight entered the tropics and more heat escaped
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Greenhouse gases remain a concern
Business and governments are still looking for cost-effective ways to cut their emissions of greenhouse gases, even though some of the heat gone out of the issue of global climate change. Companies
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Quantifying the risk of extreme seasonal precipitation events in a changing climate
Increasing concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide will almost certainly lead to changes in global mean climate. But because - by defnition-extreme events are rare, it is significantly more difficult to quantify the risk of extremes.
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Increasing risk of great floods in a changing climate
Radiative effects of anthropogenic changes in atmospheric composition are expected to cause climate changes, in particular an intensification of the global water cycle with a consequent increase in flood risk.
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Flood of predictions points to a wetter future
As Britain prepares for a forecast weekend of floods, scientists today issue a dire warning that very wet winters will occur five times more frequently over the next 100 years than they did over the
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"Emission standards were not set up to deal with import competition...it is an unintended fallout"
<font class=UCASE>RAHUL BAJAJ </font> <br> Chairperson and managing director <br> Bajaj Auto Limited
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Proving its metal
A plant derivative can kill cancer cells by targeting at their high iron concentration
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Blowing hot, blowing swiftly
Global warming could result in sudden disastrous climate changes
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Hot, hotter, hottest
2001 may be the second warmest year
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New fodder could calm cows and cool the world
Scientists are looking for a new kind of cattle fodder - one that will soothe the digestive tract and limit global warming. The problem is the gas that bursts at intervals from the stomach and
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Mirpurkhas water reservoirs go dry
The water reservoirs of Public Health Engineering Department (Pakistan) in Mirpurkhas district (Pakistan) have gone empty and scarcity of drinking water has been developed even in the villages.
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Climate coalition gathers diverse interests
A coalition of environmental justice, climate justice, religious, policy and advocacy groups called for action from the Bush Administration and Congress on climate change. The 27 groups will be
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Voluntary green effort, not laws, urged
Japan should not introduce new environmental regulations for three years and instead rely on voluntary efforts by the private and business sectors to fight global warming, a government advisory panel