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    • Seeking Africa's green revolution

      Posted by snowright from Environmental News Network

      By applying a mixture of crop breeding, soil management, irrigation and diversification, agro-science experts are helping subsistence farmers to cope with climate change and buck the trend in neighbouring African countries.

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    • LCD Chemical Found to Have 17,000 Times the Climate Impact of CO2.

      Posted by Jeff from Environmental News Network

      Dubbed the "missing greenhouse gas," nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) was found by a recent study to have a global climate impact 17,000 times greater than carbon dioxide. The chemical is found in the LCD panels of cell phones, televisions, and computer monitors, as well as in semiconductors and synthetic diamonds.

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    • Scientist to Congress: Oil Execs Commit High Crimes

      Posted by Jeff from Feeds.feedburner

          Testimony to US Congress will also criticize lobbyists. "Revolutionary" policies needed to tackle crisis.

          New York - James Hansen, one of the world's leading climate scientists, will today call for the chief executives of large fossil fuel companies to be put on trial for high crimes against humanity and nature, accusing them of actively spreading doubt about global warming in the same way that tobacco companies blurred the links between smoking and cancer.

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    • Analysis Shows Drastic Climate Change Near End Of Last Ice Age

      Posted by Jeff from Environmental News Network

      Information gleaned from a Greenland ice core by an international science team shows that two huge Northern Hemisphere temperature spikes prior to the close of the last ice age some 11,500 years ago were tied to fundamental shifts in atmospheric circulation. The ice core showed the Northern Hemisphere briefly emerged from the last ice age some 14,700 years ago with a 22-degree-Fahrenheit spike in just 50 years, then plunged back into icy conditions before abruptly warming again about 11,700 years ago.

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    Jeff comments on:

    Seeking Africa's green revolution

    Great story! Thanks for posting!

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    5:43 pm 10/08/08
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    muckraker comments on:

    Sustaintability and insurance risks

    One of the many tragedies of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina three years ago was the fact that insurance companies used the event to systematically deny claims, leaving victims further in desperate straits. That shouldn’t happen following any natural disaster, and even though the immediate storm effects did not cause as much damage as predicted, there are sure to be plenty of claims for flood damages throughout the Midwest and along Gustav’s path. If you or someone you know has been denied an insurance claim related to Gustav: that would be a site you should visit.

     

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    9:08 pm 9/11/08
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    Jwgardner comments on:

    US business in the dark on climate change

    I’m sure Canadian businesses aren’t far behind, though there’s an imbalance in the average created almost exclusively by the corporations making their living off exploiting the northern Alberta (Athabasca) Oil Sands – with virtually zero consideration for even the local biosphere or environment.

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    10:10 am 2/27/08
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    Shemuses comments on:

    Gore Slams US-Led Climate Pact as Sham

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