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Clinton leaves for Asia vowing to strengthen US ties
WASHINGTON (AFP) – US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton left for Asia on Sunday, on her maiden mission as
1st deep sea observatory looks at climate change
A crane on a ship deck hoisted a 502-pound video camera and plopped it into the ocean for a
Quakes Build Stress Along Mega Fault Line
Feb. 4, 2009 -- A bizarre form of earthquake, which happens over the course of two to three weeks
Climate bill seen possible “in weeks”
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Senate's top environmental lawmaker offered a preview on Wednesday of major component of climate change
Over 200,000 still without power in the Midwest
More than 200,000 homes and businesses remained without power Tuesday after snow and ice storms January 27-28 left almost
Green Business Programs Gain Traction
Sustainability and green initiatives are riding a wave of popularity in society, among businesses, in graduate business schools, and
More than 470,000 still without power in Midwest
More than 470,000 homes and businesses were still without power Monday after snow and ice storms January 27-28 left
California facing worst drought in history
State officials reported a Sierra Nevada snowpack smaller than normal on Thursday and said California may be at the
Obama urged not to backburner climate change
DAVOS, Switzerland – Don't put off action on global warming just because times are lean — that's the message
Argentina faces disaster amid devastating drought
Argentina has convened its National Farm Emergency Commission to discuss coping with the drought that has devastated production across