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Ky.’s climate change could bring poverty or growth (Lexington Herald-Leader)

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Depending on the speed and direction of climate change in Kentucky, the state could move toward incr Read more: Ky.'s climate change could bring poverty or growth (Lexington Herald-Leader)

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“Green Group” countries call for action to address climate change (People’s Daily)

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A "Green Group" composed of Costa Rica, Cape Verde, Iceland, Singapore, Slovenia and the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday called for action to slow the pace of global climate change during the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. The six countries said in a joint statement that it was extremely important to reach an effective agreement at the UN meeting to reduce global emissions and limit ...

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The skeleton of climate change

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Lorne Gunter, NP: [....] delegates in the Danish capital have practically glossed over the CRU “Climategate” leaks. That’s partly because they refuse to let the facts get in the way of their cause, but it’s mostly because Copenhagen isn’t about climate change as a physical phenomenon, but rather climate change as an opportunity to regulate people’s lives and incomes on a global scale. It’s about carbon taxes on rich countries to ...

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Carbonetworks Participates in UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen

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Leader in Emissions Management Software Joins Bright Green Delegation SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Carbonetworks(TM), a leading software company that provides performance management for energy, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and sustainability solutions, announced today that company leaders will participate in meetings at the COP 15 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen as part of the Bright Green ...

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China, U.S. trade barbs at climate talks

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Copenhagen's Real Challenge: Technology to Meet the Targets

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SEARCH TIME.COM Full Archive Covers Videos COP15: Climate-Change Conference TIME looks at the agenda for the talks in Copenhagen that began on Dec. 7, 2009 Copenhagen's Real Challenge: Technology to Meet the Targets By BRYAN WALSH Wednesday, Dec. 09, 2009 NEXT 1 of 24 View All C3727 XAMAX / DPA / Corbis Over the next two weeks, the ...

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The Psychology of Climate Change Denial

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Sections The Psychology of Climate Change Denial Even as the science of global warming gets stronger, fewer Americans believe it's real. In some ways, it's nearly as jarring a disconnect as enduring disbelief in evolution or carbon dating. And according to Kari Marie Norgaard, a Whitman University sociologist who's studied public attitudes towards climate science, we're in denial. Our ...

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The Media Consortium: The Mulch: 10 Million Strong, and Growing

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By Alison Hamm, Media Consortium Blogger It's one of the largest petitions in history--and the biggest climate-related petition ever delivered. Organized by the TckTckTck campaign , 10 million people called for leaders to sign a fair, ambitious, and legally binding climate treaty at the 15th United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen (Cop15). After the opening press conference on Monday, young people from around the globe ...

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