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Recession Cuts EU CO2 By 7.2%
Recession drove European Union greenhouse gas emissions down by a record 7.2 percent in 2009, putting the bloc ahead
John Hirst Receives Death Threats
The head of the Met Office has revealed that he has received death threats from climate change sceptics. John Hirst,
BP Face Angry Gulf Fishermen
BP faced protests from angry fishermen and disgruntled shareholders on Thursday at its first annual general meeting since the
Germany Approves CO2 Storage
Germany's cabinet approved a draft law on storing carbon dioxide underground on Wednesday after months of debate as Europe's
Superbug Found In New Delhi Water
A deadly superbug was found in about a quarter of water samples taken from drinking supplies and puddles on
EU Warns Climate Talks Too Slow
The European Union warned Friday that diplomacy on climate change was moving too slowly after UN-led talks in Bangkok
Former Eco Minister Admits Fiddle
Former environment minister Elliot Morley has pleaded guilty to dishonestly claiming £30,428 in mortgage payments on his parliamentary expenses. The
Still No Wildlife In Sludge Zone
Wildlife has still not returned to the area in western Hungary that was devastated by the country's worst chemical
Jordan Grapples With Water Crisis
In its desperate efforts to battle chronic water shortages, Jordan, one of the world's 10 driest countries, is mulling
Chernobyl Still Contaminates Food
Radioactive fallout from the 1986 Chernobyl disaster still affects food sold in village markets in rural areas of northern