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Loss of Habitat Threatens Africa’s Lion Population
The savannah habitat that sustains African lions has shrunk by 75 percent over the past half-century, according to a...
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Fossil-Fuel Subsidies of Rich Nations Five Times Climate Aid
Rich countries spend five times more on fossil-fuel subsidies than on aid to help developing nations cut their emissions...
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Carbon Credit Market May Collapse Soon
The reluctance of industrialized countries to accept binding emission targets will dry up demand for carbon credits and reduce...
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5 Charts About Climate Change That Should Have You Very, Very Worried
Two major organizations released climate change reports this month warning of doom and gloom if we stick to our...
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Euro Debt Crisis Saps EU’s Ability to Lead Climate Debate
The EU’s debt crisis has sapped its ability to lead the way in ongoing global climate talks in Doha,...
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Investors Find It’s Not Easy Going Green
Finding a good alternative energy stock isn’t easy, investors are finding. One problem is that is that the market...
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China Sets Up U.S. Conflict By Ruling Out New Climate ‘Regime’
China, India, South Africa and Brazil said a climate deal planned for 2020 won’t be a “new regime,” threatening...
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World Bank Warns of ‘4 Degree’ Threshold
The World Bank is urging stepped-up efforts to meet world carbon reduction goals after looking at what it says...
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Solar Storm as Desert Plan to Power Europe Falters
An ambitious plan to provide 15% of Europe’s power needs from solar plants in North Africa has run into...
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Fuel From Waste, Poised at a Milestone
For years, scientists and engineers have been juggling various combinations of acids, steam, bacteria, catalysts and the digestive juices...