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Doha is worthwhile, but real decisions are elsewhere
Climate change is all about energy: the way we generate and use it. UN climate negotiators just don’t have the authority to change these dynamics.
Nick Rowley

Nov 27, 2012

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NY Times warns on climate change: “Fear death by water”
The New York Times finally goes apocalyptic on climate change.
Joe Romm

Nov 26, 2012

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Ticking time bomb for climate and investors
IFM chair Garry Weaven takes aim at herd mentality of funds managers taking a short term bet on vested interests winning the climate change debate. His comments came as scientists highlight the increasingly urgent nature of rapid action, and the emerging “carbon bubble” facing investors.
Giles Parkinson

Nov 23, 2012

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Al Gore on climate policy, renewable energy, natural gas, and more…
The Climate Reality founder and ex VP talks climate policy, carbon pricing, green investment, renewables R&D and gas emissions.
Zachary Shahan

Nov 22, 2012

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Australian diplomacy can help put the world on a low-carbon diet
With the carbon price and bipartisan support for Kyoto 2, Australia is well placed to use the Doha climate summit to help strengthen global ambition.
Will McGoldrick

Nov 22, 2012

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Mixed Greens: Greenhouse gases hit record high
Atmospheric CO2, methane, N2O at record levels in 2011. Saudi-Morroco solar; Areva’s turbine build; China solar settles; Desertec troubles denied; China’s wind play.
Sophie Vorrath

Nov 21, 2012

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Dear Doha: Time to get the climate policy right
An open letter from global investor networks calls on governments to develop workable frameworks to reduce climate risk and support low-carbon investment.
Nathan Fabian

Nov 20, 2012

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Australia feels the heat, as climate planning unravels
The World Bank says we’re heading for more heatwaves, so why are we unravelling efforts to protect vulnerable communities?
Barbara Norman

Nov 20, 2012

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Turn Down the Heat: The World Bank’s shocking climate report
Another day, another staid international organisation reviews the latest climate science and rings the loudest possible alarm.
Joe Romm

Nov 20, 2012

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Grantham urges climate scientists: Be aggressive, be brave, be arrested
The seriousness of climate change is not appreciated by politicians and the public. Scientists must speak out, leading funds manager says.
Joe Romm

Nov 19, 2012

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Climate change deniers are rarer than we think
A new CSIRO study has found that Australians grossly overestimate the proportion of people who deny that climate change is happening.
Sunanda Creagh

Nov 13, 2012

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Four ways Obama could make a real difference in his second term
Having fended off two plutocratic-theocratic ignoramuses, can Barack Obama use his bully pulpit to push for what our planet desperately needs?
Paul Ehrlich

Nov 8, 2012

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