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US unveils major new proposal to cut vehicle emissions
The US EPA has put forward a long-awaited plan to require cleaner gasoline and more effective vehicle technologies.
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Are cows climate killers?
Livestock farming is a major industry in many parts of the world, but scientists are still divided on how much it contributes to global warming.
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World Economic Forum report offers view of global risks
This year's list of chief concerns includes severe wealth gaps, chronic fiscal imbalances, rising emissions and water shortages.
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Why are climate scientists ignoring peak oil and coal?
In a world of peak oil and of escalating economic and political volatility, perhaps climate change scenarios need to be rethought.
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What does Cancún offer the climate generation?
No matter the outcome of COP16, there is hope in cultivating young green entrepreneurs who are working to address climate and sustainability issues.
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Green idea: self-organizing traffic signals
Thinking outside the box, these experts are working on smart technology to cut the emissions, fuel waste and waits caused by traffic.
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Why all is not (yet) lost from COP15
Even though the deal from COP15 was a bitter disappointment, we can still learn from that experience and step back from climate disaster.
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Lights, climate, action
Podcast interview with Energy Surveyor Zi Zi Searles on how businesses that invest in energy efficient lighting can save money and cut emissions.
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The beauty of 10:10 is that it’s both achievable and meaningful
A new UK-based campaign launched on 1 September 2009 called 10:10 aims to reduce emissions by 10% by 2010.
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Cool United Nations
"Cool UN" aims to reduce the use of air conditioning at UN Headquarters in New York to cut greenhouse gas emissions and save money.
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