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Monitoring Global Climate Change

Sateellite imageries can be useful for monitoring Global Warming. On the basis of satellite data Climate scientists issued a warning on global warming, prompting a UN demand for politicians to tackle the global warming crisis. Global average surface temperatures could rise by between 1.1 °C (1.98 °F) and 6.4 °C (11.52 °F) compared to 1980-99 [...]

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Climate Change Will Cost U.S. States Billions of Dollars

Image from The Jamoker In one of the first attempts to attach a dollar figure to the impacts of climate change, researchers from the University of Maryland's Center for Integrative Environmental Research have tallied up the long-term financial and infrastructural costs 8 states -- Illinois, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, Colorado, Georgia, Kansas and Ohio -- will incur over the coming years. The costs,...

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Another week, another climate change doubter

This comes from Watts Up With That (via Climate Skeptic). Roy Spencer's testimony before congress backs up Monckton's assertions on climate sensitivity Dr. Roy Spencer went to Washington to give testimony today to the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee....

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Two-Child Limit Urged to Combat Climate Change

The world's population increases by 1.5m each week and babies born in the UK will use more greenhouse gases during their lifetime than those born in the developing world. Two doctors, writing in the British Medical Journal, suggest that doctors should talk to their patients about climate change and encourage them to think about the consequences of having a big family. Investing in contraception would...

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Indian Inc. apprehensive about regulatory requirements arising out of Climate Change issues: KPMG report

An overwhelming 83% of the respondents of the recent KPMG report claimed to have a fair understanding of climate change issues. However just under half of these respondents said they have a clear strategy in place to tackle these issues. The recent KPMG report on Climate Change looks to assess the preparedness of India Inc towards this global phenomenon. The study attempts to understand the Indian...

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14 Ways People Will React To Climate Change: How Accurate Were Our 2005 Predictions?

It's time to own up to my performance as a climate impact prognosticator. Back in the spring of 2005, I wrote 14 Things People Will Do When They Realize Climate Change is Real . It was a tongue-in-cheek look at the possibilities, ranging from outrageous to practical. Have a look at how well I did, guessing what people will do " when they realize climate change is serious ." ...

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Miscellany: Neotropical Birds, Climate Change, an Oil Spill, and a Blog Carnival

First, the Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act (NMBCA) is up for reauthorization this year. The current bill (H.R. 5756), introduced by Ron Kind (D-WI) and Wayne Gilchrest (R-MD), renews the conservation funds at significantly higher levels than in years past. The NMBCA has helped to fund 244 bird conservation projects in 44 states and 34 other countries. Three grants, for example, have gone...

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Why Non-White Communities Could Be Hit The Hardest By Climate Change

CHICAGO, July 25 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- National Public Radio presents the panel discussion "Covering Climate Change: Why Non-White Communities Could Be Hit the Hardest," as part of the UNITY '08 Convention....

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CLIMATE CHANGE INDIA: CSE

The mean world of climate change – CSE News Bulletin [July 25, 2008]‏ CSE’s Fortnightly News Bulletin July 25, 2008 cse@lists.csenews.org feedback@cseindia.org Fri 7/25/08 An e-bulletin from CSE, India, to our network of friends and professionals interested in environmental issues. . CSE is an independent, public interest organisation that was established in 1982 [...]

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An Atlas of Climate Change

Add your thoughtsSubject: * Type your comments here: (3000 characters left) Your name: * Your E-mail address: * State: Submit All comments are moderated and generally will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive. For more information, please see our .

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Varying contribution to climate change

Share of transport-related greenhouse gas emissions generated by rail, sea, air and road.

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Climate change a challenge to farm sector

‘Need to improve income of the poor’

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Who knew? Rachel Carson - climate change expert

NOTE: For those of you who don’t know, Rachel Carson has often been hailed as the “mother of the environmental movement” due to her book, Silent Spring, which is said to have resulted in the banning of the pesticide, DDT, worldwide. Before that book, she wrote another, The Sea Around Us, in which she proposes [...]

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debunking lorne gunter on climate change. (daveberta)

Care of the good folks at the DeSmogBlog.

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Rowan Williams: Faith can help us tackle climate change

Rowan Williams: To meet the challenge of climate change, we need more than ever the recognition of human frailty that religious faith brings

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Climate change: Awareness campaign aims to create virtual community of young 'changers'

The public awareness raising campaign on climate change launched by the European Commission in May 2006 moves into a final stage tomorrow that will focus on five Member States – Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania and Bulgaria