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World divided on new plan to combat global warming
A new plan to curb global warming risks becoming a battleground between rich and poor nations and could struggle to get off the ground as negotiators battle over the fate of the ailing Kyoto climate pact. SINGAPORE (Reuters) – A … Continue reading
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Tagged 1997 Kyoto Protocol, Climate, Climate change, Global warming, Kyoto, Kyoto Protocol, Norway, Reuters
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Norway Plans Billion-Dollar Clean Energy Initiative for Poor
(Reuters) – Norway wants to channel billions of dollars to renewable energies in developing nations, building on a scheme to protect tropical forests to which Oslo has been the biggest donor, officials said. With cash to spare as the world’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Climate change, Developing country, Greenhouse gas, International development, Norway, Oslo, Renewable energy, Reuters
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U.S. weather extremes show ‘new normal’ climate
Heavy rains, deep snowfalls,monster floods and killing droughts are signs of a “new normal”of extreme U.S. WASHINGTON, May 18 (Reuters) – Heavy rains, deep snowfalls, monster floods and killing droughts are signs of a “new normal” of extreme U.S. weather … Continue reading
2010 Russia heat wave due to natural variability, say U.S. scientists
The 2010 Russian heat wave that killed thousands and cut into that country’s grain harvest was primarily due to natural variability, not human-spurred climate change, U.S. WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The 2010 Russian heat wave that killed thousands and cut into … Continue reading
Investing in greener economy could spur growth: U.N.
NAIROBI (Reuters) – Channeling 2 percent, or $1.3 trillion, of global gross domestic product into greening sectors such as construction, energy and fishing could start a move toward a low-carbon world, a report launched on Monday said. The investment would … Continue reading
Thaw of Earth’s icy sunshade may stoke warming
2011-01-16 Scientific American, Reuters, Alister Doyle OSLO (Reuters) – Shrinking ice and snow cover in the Northern Hemisphere is reflecting ever less sunshine back into space in a previously underestimated mechanism that could add to global warming, a study showed. … Continue reading
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Tagged Global warming, Greenland, Northern Hemisphere, Polar ice packs, Reuters, Snow, University of Michigan, Uummannaq
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