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After Copenhagen: Climate action we can agree on
20 hours ago ago from Sanity Injection
In the wake of what is shaping up to be the spectacular failure of the Copenhagen conference on climate change, it may be that this presents an opportunity for a new look at the issue. I refer you to this piece by Bjorn Lomborg  in the WSJ arguing that the current strategy being demanded by the global warming hysteria lobby stringent worldwide emissions restrictions fails not only because it is not achievable, but because even if it were ...
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19 hours ago ago from China Digital Times (CDT)
Climate: Does the World Need a China-US Deal? With the Copenhagen climate change conference wrapping up in a couple of days, there may yet be progress on a deal between the U.S. and China, which has been one of the major stumbling blocks so far. From Reuters : The Dec 7-18 summit is officially due to wrap up a new deal to tackle global warming on Friday, but rifts between rich and poor nations over everything from funding to which ...
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22 hours ago ago from Global Warming
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1 day ago ago from Effects of Global Warming
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3 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
What is apparent during the time we've been here in Copenhagen representing the U.S. solar industry is that the renewable energy industry has become a force in the climate debate. No longer are we relying on the environmental community to carry our message (which they have done well in the past). This is the first Conference of Parties where the "solution industries" (renewable energy) outweighed the "emitters" (fossil fuel) both in numbers ...
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11 hours ago ago from Washington Post - U.S.
As President Obama heads for the U.N.-run conference, progress on key issues is unsure and prospects for a detailed agreement are bleak. This Story This Story 1 What the heck is all this? This is a United Nations-run conference that was -- originally -- supposed to produce a new global agreement to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, because what happens ...
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57 minutes ago ago from Washington Post - U.S.
Eight new questions about the last day of climate talks in Copenhagen. This Story 1. What did President Obama say? He said a lot of things forcefully, but not much that was new. Obama's speech to this U.N. conference on climate change largely covered points laid out previously by other U.S. representatives. He talked about America's willingness to reduce greenhouse gases in the range of 17 percent, ...
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