Poor nations must repay British climate 'aid': report (AFP)
                   
yahoo.com     May 17, 2008            

LONDON (AFP) - Poor countries will have to pay back aid given to them by Britain in an international aid project that was supposed to help them adapt to climate change, The Guardian newspaper said Saturday. The 800-million-pound scheme was announced in November, but the daily reported that almost... [read full story]                    


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Arctic ice set for another all-time low

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