PAUL Simms has been helplessly watching an "environmental disaster" happening at his business 90,000 litres of chlorinated pool water trickling int
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Australia Zoo’s Terri Irwin has once again defended the way she is raising her two children and vowed to continue her fight against a ...
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Global warming could take a break in the next decade thanks to a natural shift in ocean circulations, Climate scientists in Germany base the predicti
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n Australian cemetery has unveiled plans to take the carbon out of cremations by offering new green funerals to help combat global warming.
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With such little debate about global warming in the US, as presented on Lateline, it's interesting to check out the blogs over there...many are now
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Last week, virtually unreported in Britain, the extraordinary winter weather of 2008 elsewhere in the world continued. In the USA, there were blizzar
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The hysteria over plastic bags is blamed in Britain on yet another exaggeration by Australian cause-pushers, states Andrew Bolt who goes on to expose
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The benefits of soil in sequestering carbon and its place in an emissions trading scheme will be investigated by the Federal Government, Prime Minist
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Japanese macaques, dubbed "snow monkeys," take a dip in a hot spring at Jigokudani Wild Monkey Park in Yamanouchi, a mountain town near the Olympic
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Global Warming - How will we achieve the claims for massive reductions and while Australian children sit in schools with air conditioners and family
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An Australian subsidiary of CLP Holdings Ltd, the larger of Hong Kong's two power utilities, has agreed with Melbourne-based Solar Systems to develo
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Australia's coal is feeding what is set to become the world's no1 emmiter - China. As written in Wired Science: Coal power has been driving the stu
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Kyoto is signed and now some of the ramifications begin to emerge and first up is a warning on household costs. Was it was remiss of the Rudd..
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From the Wall Street Journal - The Kyoto Protocol was supposed to harness market forces to solve global warming. It slapped caps on greenhouse-gas
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