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CLIMATE CHANGE: The Danish Example

COPENHAGEN, Nov 20 (IPS/IFEJ) - Whether a new internationally binding treaty to reduce greenhouse gases and forestall climate change will be signed next month remains to be seen. What is clear though, is that if there is a...

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Announcements of U.S.-China cooperation create a path to Copenhagen success

U.S. President Barack Obama tours the Great Wall in Badaling, China on Wednesday, November 18. This is a CAP repost by Julian L. Wong and Andrew Light . The United States and China announced on Tuesday a package of cooperative...

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China Raises Nonresidential Electricity Rates

China Raises Nonresidential Electricity Rates; More Hikes Planned, To Promote Energy Saving (AP) SHANGHAI (AP) - China raised electricity rates for businesses and industries Friday, part of a long-term effort to adjust prices...

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The Modern Iron Curtain Is Made of Gas Pipelines (at The Wall Street Journal Online)

The prospect of shivering through another January without gas for heating fills many people in Eastern Europe with understandable horror. Yet, a fight is shaping up between Russia and Ukraine that could leave them without vital...

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Monbiot on Peak Oil: If Nothing Else, Save Farming

George Monbiot's latest article on peak oil is introduced thus: "It’s probably too late to prepare for peak oil, but we can at least try to salvage food production." Of course governments are doing nothing to transition to the...

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Australian Senate: Peak Oil motion defeated 31:6

Notice of motion I move that the Senate: a) Notes that: i. Neither the former Howard government nor the Rudd government implemented the first recommendation of the 2007 Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Committee...

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Which Sector Will Be the Next Decade's Home Run? (at Seeking Alpha)

by: Brendan Coffey November 19, 2009 | about: Looking back at each of the past four decades, there was one sector that would have been the “home run” sector to be invested in. Other areas provided good returns to be sure, but...

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Crude prices tumble following a sell-off on markets in Asia, Europe and the U.S.

NEW YORK - A global sell-off on equity markets dragged down crude prices by nearly three per cent Thursday, the first decline this week. The price for a barrel of crude dropped by more than US$1 im...

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Other: Obama blocks climate change agreement

In the course of his current trip to Asia, US President Barack Obama has insured that the upcoming United Nations Climate Conference, due to take place in Copenhagen December 7-18, will be nothing more than a talk shop. An...

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Fudging Science On Climate Change: Here We Go Again (Another Point of View)

More evidence that the "Obama Era" is changing absolutely nothing (emphasis added):U.S. pressures International Energy Agency on peak oil timelineWhy would Western industrialized countries want to downplay the arrival of peak...

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