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Spain, Portugal to set up energy research centre
Spain and Portugal will set up a joint renewable energy research centre, the leaders of both nations said recently. The
Japan launches satellite to track greenhouse gases
Japan successfully launched the world's first satellite dedicated to monitoring greenhouse gas emissions Friday, aiming to aid the fight
Jordan grapples with water crisis
DEIR ALLA, Jordan (AFP) – Gasping for water and fearful that climate change will amplify its problems, Jordan is
Bangladeshis rally against climate change
DHAKA, Bangladesh – Some 500 women rallied in Bangladesh's capital on Thursday, demanding richer nations cut their greenhouse gas
Tuna fishing to be cut by 30 pct over two years
BRUSSELS (AFP) – Bluefin tuna fishing will have to be cut by 30 percent over two years in the
Global coal damage costs 360 billion euro annually
WARSAW (AFP) – The use of coal for energy production causes at least 360 billion euros worth of damage
Climate change is a battle for existence in the Maldives
MALE (AFP) – Among the many grim predictions of climate change experts, the future fate of The Maldives stands
One-third of China’s Yellow River polluted
BEIJING – Newly released scientific results show one-third of the famed Yellow River, which supplies water to millions of
Groups Hope Obama Will Rebuild EPA
Environmentalists are eager for President-elect Barack Obama to take office so that he can reverse the troubled Bush administration
UN sees new peril in Asia’s huge brown cloud cover
BEIJING – Thick brown clouds of soot, particles and chemicals stretching from the Persian Gulf to Asia threaten health