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Global warming was the topic, but one eighth-grader from Harlem posed a question that his teacher could answer with firsthand knowledge: "Would it be easy for a kid to live in Antarctica?"
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From uranium mining to "green" businesses, the environment proved to be one of the hot topics Thursday night at a federal all-candidates forum in Whitehorse.
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The caption calls him the "high priest of deceit and global destruction". The picture has him belching fire like a dragon. And who is the subject of this highly personal attack? None other than Al Gore, who last year won the Nobel Peace Prize, along with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), for their success in bringing the climate-change crisis to global public attention.
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The economic free fall gripping the nation may bring down one of the main environmental objectives: capping the greenhouse gases that are blamed for global warming.
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Hoping to attract bigger IT workloads for its multithreaded Sparc Enterprise servers, Sun Microsystems announced a four-socket system based on its UltraSparc T2 Plus processor.
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The Murray brothers have once again been defeated by Michael Llodra and Arnaud Clement.
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Refugees in Antarctica? A futuristic report says it's possible because of climate change. Is it?
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By creating reserves, researchers have given animals the safehouses they need to thrive. But as climate change encroaches on that territory, they'll need escape routes to survive
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Chargers fullback Mike Tolbert, who entered the game with only five carries all season, had five more Week 6 against the Patriots. He moved the ball 15 yards.
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A LANDMARK ruling could compel the Government to break Cabinet confidentiality in the specific areas of emissions and global warming.
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It has been a long season and Jamie Murray has all but had enough. "I'm ready to stop for the year," the 22-year-old Scot said here yesterday after partnering his brother Andy in a 6-4, 6-3 defeat by Arnaud Clement and Michael Llodra in the Madrid Masters. "The last couple of months have been quite hard. I've not won a whole lot of matches."
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The problems of climate change grow faster than the public's perception.
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Relief over the success of Europe's intervention in the banking crisis will give way Wednesday to discord over climate change.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of America's most renowned science museums dives into politics again this week with a new exhibition on climate change that curators say is an effort to separate fact from fear.
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Enterprise software firm Autonomy Corp plc reported an increase of more than two-fold in its third-quarter profit, reflecting solid organic growth, helped by record cash collection from blue-chip customers. The company also said it is confident about its results ahead, in view of strong fundamental market dynamics and pipeline.
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Environmentalists fear an EU summit will see climate change plans hit by cost concerns, as financial uncertainty persists.
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Oct 15 - The financial crisis could jeopardise EU Climate Change package.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of America's most renowned science museums dives into politics again this week with a new exhibition on climate change that curators say is an effort to separate fact from fear.
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Ed Stelmach wants the federal government and the provinces to unite behind a single plan to deal with climate change.
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) -- The global financial crisis could hardly come at a worse time for nations seeking a new agreement on climate change that - on top of everything else - will cost tens of billions more dollars....
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The problems of climate change grow faster than the public's perception.
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Plexus Holdings, the oil and gas well technology specialist, said it had more than doubled underlying earnings in the latest year and underlined its international growth ambitions with news of the launch of a Malaysian sales venture.
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EU leaders have agreed to take into account "national concerns" over an ambitious plan to tackle climate change after Poland and Italy threatened to scupper the project because of the costs to their economies.
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi threatened to torpedo the European Union's climate change plans, branding them too big a burden for business amid the global financial crisis.
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The financial crisis will impact corporate computer budgets and will hit Intel's business, the company's global chief executive Paul Otellini has warned.
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EU leaders unanimously agreed to stick to their plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions 20 percent by 2020 despite concerns about the impact on industry, President Nicolas Sarkozy of France said Thursday.
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Ed Miliband commits the UK to cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 80% - up from a 60% target - by 2050.
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The EU will keep to its targets to tackle climate change despite worries about slowing economies, the French president says.
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A regional think tank says climate change has quickly become a key policy issue for governments in the Atlantic provinces.
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Europe's financial market crisis will not interfere with an expensive plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the continent, leaders of the EU pledged Thursday.
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