Developing countries that rely on nourishment from the oceans will soon find their sources of food and way of life threatened, according to an Oceana … Developing Countries Most Vulnerable To Ocean AcidificationRead more
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“New” CO2 Source Spells Trouble for Marine Life
William G. Sunda and Wei-Jun Cai created a model to predict how CO2 from water pollution—that is, runoff from chemical fertilizers (farms), human waste (sewage), … “New” CO2 Source Spells Trouble for Marine LifeRead more
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Airlines will be charged for carbon emissions Europe’s highest court gave unreserved backing on Wednesday to a hotly contested EU law charging airlines for carbon … NewsRead more
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Learning to live in High Carbon Dioxide World
Researchers at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies (CoECRS) recently reported in the journal Nature Climate Change, encouraging new findings that some … Learning to live in High Carbon Dioxide WorldRead more
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Britain CO2 emission comparison
By the end of tomorrow (Friday 13 January 2012), the average person in Britain will have emitted as much carbon dioxide as the average person … Britain CO2 emission comparisonRead more
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Global carbon emissions reach record 10 billion tonnes
Global carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels have increased by 49 per cent in the last two decades, according to the latest figures by … Global carbon emissions reach record 10 billion tonnesRead more
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Nuclear plant under threat of wildfires The U.S. government’s Los Alamos National Laboratory was closed Monday due to the threat from approaching wildfires, officials said, … NewsRead more
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The Story of Cap & Trade
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