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Bush clings to anti-Kyoto stance ahead of climate talks (AFP)

by Yahoo! News: Environment News

US President George W. Bush(R) speaks to reporters as Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert(L) looks on at the White House, 29 November 2007. US President George W. Bush, who rejected the Kyoto protocol, remains opposed to international constraints on curbing carbon emissions despite growing isolation ahead of a world climate summit.(AFP/File/Mandel Ngan)AFP - US President George W. Bush, who rejected the Kyoto protocol, remains opposed to international constraints on curbing carbon emissions despite growing isolation ahead of a world climate summit.


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Energy-hungry India eyes role as "wind superpower" (Reuters)

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Reuters - India might be painted as a pollution-spewing, global-warming economy of 1 billion people but it is also one of the world's biggest wind power users, part of a focus on renewable energy mostly unnoticed in the West.

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Rich nations must do more on climate change: Prince Charles (AFP)

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The world's haves must do more to combat climate change, Prince Charles, pictured November 25, 2007, and a former World Bank chief economist wrote in separate comment pieces published on Friday(AFP/File/Sezayi Erken)AFP - The world's haves must do more to combat climate change, Prince Charles and a former World Bank chief economist wrote in separate comment pieces published on Friday.


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Business leaders seek action on warming (AP)

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AP - Some of the world's top business leaders are demanding that international diplomats meeting next week come up with drastic and urgent measures to cut greenhouse gas pollution at least in half by 2050.

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Oil spill fuels debate in ship industry (AP)

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Harbor tugs and the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Pike head toward the Bay Bridge in front of the San Francisco skyline as shown from the Port of Oakland in Oakland, Calif., Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2007.  Federal investigators and shipping industry experts are exploring whether to standardize the gear after a container ship struck a bridge, tearing a gouge in the hull and bleeding 58,000 gallons of toxic bunker fuel into the water. The pilot of that ship told investigators the symbols on his electronic charts were not clear to him. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)AP - Eric Robinson stepped onto the bridge of the container ship Horizon Pacific and peered at a computer monitor depicting San Francisco Bay. Ship icons blipped clearly in the virtual water, but the meaning of some of the other symbols was murky.


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U.S. lifestyle won’t have to change in CO2 cut: report (Reuters)

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Traffic crawls towards Manhattan in a file photo. U.S. citizens will not have to drive less or read in the dark to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, but they will have to buy more efficient cars and appliances, a report from two business groups said on Thursday. REUTERS/Seth WenigReuters - U.S. citizens will not have to drive less or read in the dark to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, but they will have to buy more efficient cars and appliances, a report from two business groups said on Thursday.


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BP unit pleads guilty in oil spill (AP)

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James Wilk, BP Exploration Alaska Inc.'s VP Chief of Staff in Alaska, left, walks with chief of security Billy Andrews, right, into the federal court building Thursday Nov. 29, 2007, in Anchorage, Alaska. The Alaska subsidiary of British energy company BP PLC pleaded guilty on Thursday to a federal environmental crime for failing to prevent a 2006 spill in America's largest oil field, on Alaska's North Slope. (AP Photo/Al Grillo)AP - The Alaska subsidiary of oil company BP PLC pleaded guilty on Thursday to a federal environmental crime for failing to prevent a crude spill across a swath of delicate tundra in America's largest oil field.


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Oil spill fuels debate in ship industry (AP)

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AP - Eric Robinson stepped onto the bridge of the container ship Horizon Pacific and peered at a computer monitor depicting San Francisco Bay. Ship icons blipped clearly in the virtual water, but the meaning of some of the other symbols was murky.

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The Triumph of the Evil Shoes

by Giulianna Maria Lamanna
I am pissed off at Adbusters right now. For a long, long time, I anticipated the glorious day when I’d get my brand-new, guilt-free pair of Blackspot sneakers in the mail. Every time I stepped in a puddle and felt the water seep through the many, many holes in my old sneakers, several of which [...]

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Cypriot outrage at fruit bat slaughter in only EU habitat (AFP)

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An Egyptian fruit bat flies in an abandonned quarry near the village of Mammari, west of Nicosia, in March 2007. Cypriot conservationists expressed outrage over the shooting of dozens of protected Egyptian fruit bats on the Mediterranean island, their only European Union habitat.(AFP/File/Alex Mita )AFP - Cypriot conservationists expressed outrage Thursday over the shooting of dozens of protected Egyptian fruit bats on the Mediterranean island, their only European Union habitat.


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