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December 03, 2009
Australian Greens Vote Down Carbon Emission Trading Laws
Gerroa, Australia (SPX) Dec 2, 2009
In a sociopathic act of defiance the Australian Greens have walked away from Australia's first round of carbon economy reform. Via a critical procedural vote in the Australian Senate, a raft of law bills were set aside from a third and final reading. The development sets an ominous sign for the upcoming Copenhagen Climate Summit. The Global Greens Alliance is prepared to walk away from anything less that what they dictate is required today. ... read more

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Philippines says storm damage tops four billion dollars
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Global warming threatens food supply: Vietnam
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A four degree world? You really don't want to go there...
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Oceanic Crust Formation Is Dynamic After All
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Memory Foam Mattress Review & Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison

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World Forest Observatory Needed
Leeds, UK (SPX) Dec 03, 2009
A new scientific organisation is needed to monitor the commitments that will be made by developing countries at Copenhagen to cut their deforestation rates, according to research at the University of Leeds. Existing government agencies and research groups have failed to make full use of the thousands of satellite images of the Earth's surface collected each week to monitor tropical forests ... more

Climate Change In Kuwait Bay
Southhampton, UK (SPX) Dec 03, 2009
Since 1985, seawater temperature in Kuwait Bay, northern Arabian Gulf, has increased on average 0.6 degrees C per decade. This is about three times faster than the global average rate reported by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Differences are due to regional and local effects. Increased temperatures are having profound effects on key habitats and on power generation the ... more

Traditional Indigenous Fire Management Techniques Deployed
Tokyo, Japan (SPX) Dec 03, 2009
A landmark Australian project that mitigates the extent and severity of natural savannah blazes by deploying traditional Indigenous fire management techniques is being hailed as a model with vast global potential in the fights against climate change and biodiversity loss, and for protecting Indigenous lands and culture. The enterprise is expected initially to generate at least 1 million to ... more

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China Christians sent to labour camps: rights group


Australia govt passes up snap poll over climate law defeat


Nigerian group to facelift a notorious Lagos slum
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Russia calls for cooperation with US on European security

Chinese communist official's family at Paris debutantes ball

India expects US to lift technology transfer sanctions

S.Korea says N.Korea seeks to buy time to make nukes

Ahmadinejad says Iran will enrich uranium to 20 percent

Game theorists hope to solve world's crises

NATO chief mulls missile shield if Iran gets bomb

Japan FM says govt must justify missile defence spending

Chile buying U.S. weapons, radar

A400M faces first flight, uphill battle

Rafael Releases New Member of Spike Family - Spike NLOS

Russia has assured Iran on missile delivery: diplomat

Airbus: First flight for delayed A400M next month

Enstrom to use Safe Flight power line unit

China sets year for amphibious flight

Zephyr UAS Flown By US Naval Air Warfare Center Personnel

Turkey demands Israel deliver drones

QinetiQ's Dragon Runner Robots Are Sent To Afghanistan

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UN climate head eyes Copenhagen aid deal
Washington (AFP) Dec 2, 2009
The UN climate chief voiced optimism Wednesday that the upcoming Copenhagen summit will offer immediate aid for developing nations but urged rich states also to chart out long-term help. Yvo de Boer, executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, said it was vital that developing countries come out of the December 7-18 summit with assurances so they can plan more ... more

World Bank pledges to help clean India's holy Ganges
New Delhi (AFP) Dec 2, 2009
The World Bank said Wednesday it would give India at least one billion dollars in assistance for cleaning up the heavily polluted Ganges, Hinduism's most sacred river. The clean-up involves building modern sewage treatment, revamping drains and other measures to improve the quality of the river, which has been badly polluted by industrial chemicals, farm pesticides and other sewage. ... more

Turkey's Gul urges more investment in Jordan's water sector
Qastal, Jordan (AFP) Dec 2, 2009
Turkish President Abdullah Gul on Wednesday urged his country's businessmen to invest in Jordan's water sector as he opened offices for a huge Turkish-managed scheme to supply Amman with water. "Turkish businessmen should increase their investments and cooperation with Jordan in the water field," Gul said as he inaugurated the headquarters for the Disi water plan, which is being carried out ... more

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China swine flu death toll triples in two weeks


After Landslides, Soil Carbon Storage Recovers Rapidly


Beijing to hike water price to fight shortage: report
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Nigerian group to facelift a notorious Lagos slum

China tells West to heed poor nations on climate change

Climate change may be dire for Nigeria, minister warns

Hybrid-Electric Supercar With Microturbine Technology To Debut At LA Auto Show

GM's China sales speed past those in US

China's Geely to own Volvo technology: report

Black Hole Caught Zapping Galaxy Into Existence

LHC Sets New World Record

Two Circulating Beams Bring First Collisions In LHC

Expedition 21 Crew Lands In Kazakhstan

Four "Butterflynauts" Emerge On ISS

ISS Crew Members Prepare For Departure

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

Shuttle undocks from station, returns to Earth

NZ Rocket's GPS Battery Dies

NASA Uses Twin Processes To Develop New Tank Dome Technology

Rocket Stars: The Guys Making Rocket Science A Career

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Hong Kong shark fin traders criticise US report

Sweden allows first wolf hunt in 45 years

British expert quits pending climate conspiracy probe

China's approval of GMO rice, corn seen boosting yields

Bhopal protests on 25th anniversary of killer gas leak

US lawmakers vote to curb firms 'too big to fail'

Nanowires Key To Future Transistors, Electronics

San Francisco versus Amsterdam in green city rivalry

Eon and Gazprom in contract conflict

Taiwan vows to protect Chinese envoys from demonstrators

Russian oil pipeline hits snag in Bulgaria: minister

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French reactor shut down following loss of cooling

Angola's new conflict: Who gets the oil?

US says cannot meet deadline to screen cargo for nukes

Judith Highlands Energy Begins Development Of Community-Owned Wind Project

Oil mixed in Asian trade

German utility opens wind farm in Wales

Gazprom, Statoil seek to widen U.S. market

Technology To Combat Piracy In The High Seas

Big Freeze Plunged Europe Into Ice Age In Months

Canadian firms tout 'green' Christmas trees

I'd rather not know: the psychology of climate denial

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