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Will renewable energy stand out in Copenhagen?
Monday, 07 December 2009 09:23 by Oliver M. Bayani (Take from http://ecoseed.org/en/general-green-news/Renewable-Energy/Hydrogen) Energy generation accounts for roughly 66 percent of today’s green
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Copenhagen Draws Thousands, But Will It Unify Or Divide?
December 08, 2009 By Charles Recknagel (Radio Free Europe) As the Copenhagen climate conference dominates headlines this week, it\'s easy to forget that just a few years ago such summits went largel
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Draft Text At Copenhagen Summit Angers Developing Nations
December 09, 2009 (RFE/RL) -- The Copenhagen climate change summit is only a few days into its deliberations but already a serious split is looming over a draft final document meant for issue at th
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Turning Wastewater into Ethanol
19th October 2009 As the world continues to search for alternative fuels to fuel our cars and heat our homes, many different opportunities are being explored and there has finally been a signific
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Commercial Flights Approved for Bio Fuels by 2010
27th October 2009 The International Air Transport Association (IATA) wants to reduce its carbon footprints. That’s why they announced their quest to find a biofuel by 2010 for its commercial flights.
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ENVIRONMENT: Act Now or Lose Forever, Climate Summit Told
by Thalif Deen UNITED NATIONS, Sep 22 (IPS) - The world\'s small island developing nations, most of which are threatened with environmental devastation, put the international community on dire noti
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Climate goals must be achievable - U.S. official
Tuesday September 15, 2009 By Sylvia Westall VIENNA (Reuters) - Nations aiming to agree on a new global climate deal should focus on achieveable greenhouse gas emissions targets, to involve as many
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Bank urges climate 'action now'
By Richard Black Environment correspondent, BBC News website The bank\'s World Development Report (WDR) urges a rapid scaling-up of spending on clean energy research and protection for poorer cou
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Scientists take to the trees to measure global warming
By: Reuters | 15 Sep 2009 | 04:55 AM ET Text Size By Sharon Reich GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST, Washington State, Sept 15 (Reuters Life!) - Gliding across the treetops in the Gifford Pinchot
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