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Have our coal miners never heard of climate risk?
Perhaps the most appropriate backers of Greenpeace’s anti-coal campaign should be our superannuation funds and the government itself. The risks from a global carbon budget and technological change are growing rapidly. Even the head of Tata Power says “why invest in coal.” But our miners don’t want to know.
Giles Parkinson
Mar 8, 2012
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Ice melt: NASA satellites point to huge losses
Ice mass lost from Greenland, Antarctica and the Earth’s glaciers and ice caps enough to cover the US with a 1.5 feet deep layer.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 23, 2012
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WSJ op-ed trashed the evidence – scientists
Climate scientists say WSJ op-ed misstated the evidence on global warming and falsely represented certain authors as climate experts.
Andrew Freedman
Feb 2, 2012
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The warmest La Nina year on record
The NOAA says global warming has slowed, but not paused or reversed.
Andrew Freedman
Jan 22, 2012
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