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President Obama will attend Copenhagen

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009 · 1 comment

Administrator officials told Reuters that President Obama would attend the Copenhagen Conference in December. Officials said that he would stop by...
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President Obama tries to take the sting out of Copenhagen collapse

Two main problems continue to plague the Copenhagen conference, the dates of which are quickly approaching (Dec. 7-18), threatening to leave everyone...
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Environmentalists get a lump of coal in their stocking

President Obama and former President Bush have more in common than one might think when it comes to committing to work on environmental issues. While...
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EPA censors employees' YouTube video

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Two EPA employees from the San Francisco Regional Office with more than 20 years of experience each have begun speaking out against the Obama...
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Russia throws down climate ultimatum

Tensions seem to be escalating ahead of the United Nations' conference on climate change later this year in Copenhagen. There is no doubt that China...
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Sarkozy tries carbon tax in France

"French President Nicolas Sarkozy wants to tax carbon dioxide emissions by households and businesses, a measure aimed at helping France slash its...
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce obstructs California emission standards

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is at it again. It wasn't embarrassing enough when their idea for a global warming trial fell flat on its face; now they...
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Are artificial trees and sunshields in humanity's future?

Is geoengineering a rational solution to the climate crisis we are facing? Seeing how humanity's unintentional experiment with the climate produced...
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How much will a deal in Copenhagen cost?

Less than 100 days away from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, details concerning individual nations' needs are surfacing...
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NOAA study warns that nitrogen may reopen ozone issue

According to a new study released by NOAA scientists, nitrous oxide, N2O, is now the leading future threat to atmospheric ozone health; a growing...
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