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admin /7 July, 2009
Coral condemned to extinction by CO2 levels, warns Attenborough Coral is the canary in the cage as damage can be seen most quickly, veteran naturalist tells Royal Socie Alok Jha guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 7 July 2009 11.02 BST Article history A coral seen off Jarvis Island in the Pacific Ocean. Photograph: Jim Maragos/AP David Attenborough Continue Reading →
admin /7 July, 2009
Ooops. The nuclear ’solution’ just melted down. July 7, 2009 – 10:37 am, by Tim Hollo For all those who suggest that nuclear power is the only solution to climate change, there’s a little spanner in the works – nukes don’t deal with the heat… The Times of London is reporting that: France is being Continue Reading →
admin /6 July, 2009
Series: Tribal survival Previous | Next | Index Rumble in the jungle Could Peru’s uncontacted Amazonian tribes be wiped out by oil giants? Not if they don’t exist … Rory Carroll investigates Rory Carroll The Guardian, Saturday 4 July 2009 Article historyStand on the muddy riverbank at Copal Urco just before dawn and it Continue Reading →
admin /6 July, 2009
Devastation in Zambia as climate change brings early flooding The Red Cross warns that global warming will lead to more disasters along the Zambezi river basin David Smith, Africa correspondent, in Mongu, Zambia The Guardian, Monday 6 July 2009 Article history Washing hanging out on destroyed hut in Liyoyela village. Photograph: James Oatway/Oxfam The Continue Reading →
admin /6 July, 2009
Poor face more hunger as climate change leads to crop failure, says Oxfam • Seasons appear to have shrunk in variety• Storms and heavier rains more common John Vidal, environment editor guardian.co.uk, Sunday 5 July 2009 18.52 BST Article history Hunger may become the defining human tragedy of the century as the climate changes and Continue Reading →
admin /5 July, 2009
Low carbon economy will transform world like the first industrial revolution Britain could be a world leader in new low carbon technologies but risks squandering the opportunity Tom Delay guardian.co.uk, Thursday 2 July 2009 11.06 BST Article history Wind Turbines at Royd Moor in South Yorkshire Photograph: Christopher Thomond/Guardian This year is the 300th anniversary Continue Reading →