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A Million Sharks Killed Yearly
At least 1.3 million sharks, many listed as endangered, were harvested from the Atlantic in 2008 by industrial-scale fisheries
Carbon Emissions on The Increase
Emissions of fossil-fuel gases that stoke climate change edged back less than hoped in 2009 as falls in advanced
US Could Face “CO2” Trade Boycott
A British climate change economist at the heart of international negotiations seeking a greenhouse gas deal said Friday that
Farming to get $200M. in Climate Aid
LONDON (Reuters) -- Development agencies worldwide are joining forces to spend $200 million in a 10-year programme to help
Climate Aid Too Focused on C02 Cuts
Under the non-binding Copenhagen Accord agreed at a U.N. summit in December 2009, donors agreed that money to give
More Floods to Hit Cornwall
People in Cornwall are being warned of further flooding as heavy rainfall is expected overnight. Forecasters are predicting more showers
Floods Trap Motorists In Cornwall
People have been trapped in their cars and homes after flash floods hit Cornwall overnight. Devon and Cornwall police say
Cornwall Hit by Flash Floods
People have been rescued from their homes after heavy rain and gale-force winds led to heavy flooding. Devon and Cornwall
New Greenpeace Ship Completed
The latest incarnation of Greenpeace's flagship the Rainbow Warrior took to the water Tuesday after construction work was completed
Belgium: Worst Floods in 50 Years
Video Report: Authorities called in the army to help with evacuations Sunday after heavy rain caused severe flooding