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U.S.-Brazilian venture to turn cane into biodiesel
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - U.S. company Amyris Biotechnologies and Brazilian sugar and ethanol group Crystalsev have formed a joint
Germany hopes for car emissions accord with France by June
BERLIN (AFP) - France and Germany are close to an agreement on reducing carbon dioxide emissions from cars, as
Drought exposes sunken town
Water levels are so low in Spain that a medieval village that was flooded to make a reservoir, has
Maldives president seeks help for ‘paradise drowning’
SINGAPORE (AFP) - Maldives President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom made an impassioned plea Tuesday for a cut in global greenhouse
Drought hits millions in Thai rice region
More than 10 million people in parts of Thailand's rice bowl region have been hit by drought, the government
Scientists study Arctic haze for clues to rapid melting
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Visitors to Alaska often marvel at the crisp, clear air. But the truth is, the skies
Greece to explain itself to UN on gas emissions
ATHENS, April 22, 2008 (AFP) - Greece will submit its gas emissions system to United Nations inspection after being
Crisis of food shortages
International agencies have met with the British government to discuss the rising level of hunger worldwide. Report courtesy of www.bbc.co.uk
Norway gives Tanzania funds to fight climate change
OSLO (AFP) - A Norwegian aid package will give 500 million kroner (100 million dollars, 63 million euros) to
No improvement in climate fight since 2006 film: Gore
LONDON (AFP) - Nobel Peace Prize-winner Al Gore said in an interview published Monday that there had been no