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Tue, 2007-03-13 12:05Bill Miller
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Harness prairie wetlands in climate-change battle

A study has found that the prairie wetlands of North America hold vast potential for absorbing the greenhouse-gas emissions linked to global warming.

Tue, 2007-03-13 08:51Bill Miller
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Britain to propose first-ever legally binding carbon-emission cuts

UK’s environment secretary has unveiled draft legislation to slash greenhouse-gas emissions by 60 per cent by 2050. If they miss the figure, future governments could be taken to court.

Gary D. Sharp

Gary D. Sharp

Credentials  

  • Doctor of Philosophy, Marine Biology, Univ. of California (1972).
  • Master of Science, Biology, San Diego State University (1968).
  • Bachelor of Science, Zoology, San Diego State University (1967).

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Mon, 2007-03-12 11:09Bill Miller
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Aussie imam says global warming is Allah's revenge

Just when we thought greenhouse gas was the culprit, along comes this pearl from a Muslim cleric in Australia who lays the blame for climate change, drought and pollution on lack of faith in Allah.

Andreas Prokoph

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Andreas Prokoph

Credentials

  • Ph.D., Earth Sciences, University Tubingen, Germany, (1994).
  • Diploma in Geology, TU Mining Academy Freiberg, Germany.

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Zbigniew Jaworowski

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Zbigniew Jaworowski

Credentials

  • M.D., Medical Academy in Krakow, 1952.
  • Ph.D., Natural Sciences (doktor nauk przyrodniczych), 1963.
  • D.Sc., Natural Sciences (doktor habilitowany nauk przyrodniczych), 1967.

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Fri, 2007-03-09 10:44Bill Miller
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UK pushes climate change for UN debate; US and China skeptical

Britain is trying to get climate change on the agenda of the UN Security Council for the first time. Diplomats have been lobbying for an unprecedented public debate on the issue when Britain takes over presidency of the 15-member council next month.

Thu, 2007-03-08 10:50Bill Miller
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Canadian bank report plugs pollution taxes in climate-change fight

Saying people will pollute as long as it’s cheap to do so, economists at Toronto-Dominion Bank advocate taxing industry and consumers who contribute to global warming . A report also calls for combining emissions regulations, taxes, subsidies and an emission-trading system to lessen impact on the economy.

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