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Hundreds of methane ‘plumes’ discovered
British scientists have discovered hundreds more methane "plumes" bubbling up from the Arctic seabed, in an area to the
Pollution increases 3 percent
WASHINGTON - The world pumped up its pollution of the chief man-made global warming gas last year, setting a
Series of Earthquakes rock New Zealand
Aftershocks continue after todays earthquake centred near Kaikoura that was felt across much of the country. Kaikoura District Council
Spreading Bacterial Disease threatens the core of U.S. citrus crops
A botanical disease that has hit Florida and now threatens California is raising fears that the price of citrus
EU panel resists pressure to water down car emission targets
BRUSSELS (AFP) - An EU environment panel resisted pressure on Thursday from Europe's powerful car-making industry to water down
EU must keep climate plans despite economic crisis
BRUSSELS (AFP) - Europe must not water down its plans to tackle global warming despite the current financial crisis,
WHO says climate change poses health risks
MANILA (AFP) - The World Health Organization on Wednesday warned Asia Pacific countries that they could be vulnerable to
Deadly typhoon hits China
BEIJING, China (CNN) -- A typhoon that killed eight people in the Philippines smashed into southern China on Wednesday.
EU chief urges next US president to work closely with Europe
BRUSSELS (AFP) - European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso on Wednesday urged the next US president to work with
First commercial wave farm
The world's first commercial wave farm has just opened for business in the sea off the coast of Portugal.